The Vigilance Project Law Enforcement Training
About The Vigilance Project
The “Cartel” Class you much attend
- Established: 2018
- Years Operating: 8+
- Based in: Cortez, Colorado
- Contact Person: Det. Sgt. Víctor Galarza
- Phone: 970-799-1311
- Email: vigilanceprojectcourse@gmail.com
- Website: http://www.thevigilanceproject.net
- Typical Course Cost: $300 – $650
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Recent Reviews
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388 officers rated this 5★, 12 rated 4★.
Fantastic course!
This class helps with understanding not only the narco culture but also helps eliminate the idea that all religious items are Narco related. Learning the history about the culture.
This class was a great experience. I went from knowing nothing about cartel culture to knowing a lot of information. This will help in future investigations
This class was amazing and opened me up to new way to look things.
This is a very good course for anyone from working patrol, investigations or prosecuting “cartel” cases. This course is very informative and will greatly increase your knowledge of the Narco culture and assist in identifying it.
Awesome
One of the most informative and eye opening cultural classes. This class would be useful from patrol to detectives to intel and beyond.
This is absolutely the best in depth class I have ever received in regards to Mexican narco culture
Great informative class, very detailed
This course clarified, confirmed, and dispelled my understanding of Mexican culture and Narco-cultura. I find this extremely applicable to interdiction work for uniformed units who don’t know what they are walking into.