Yellowstone Narcotics Law Enforcement Training
About Yellowstone Narcotics
Yellowstone Narcotics was founded by Cameron Pavlicek who is a former Eastern Montana Drug Task Force Commander and former President of the Montana Narcotics Officers Association.
Cameron is a current narcotics investigator in Montana and founded Yellowstone Narcotics with the goal of keeping law enforcement professionals up to date on the most current crime trends and methods of investigation techniques available.
All our instructors are POST accredited and are currently working in their area of expertise. We stand behind our training and know our techniques work because we actively use what we teach in our current investigations.
- Established: 2023
- Years Operating: 3+
- Based in: Billings, MT
- Contact Person: Cameron Pavlicek
- Phone: 530-961-2001
- Email: Cameron@yellowstonenarcotics.com
- Website: https://Www.yellowstonenarcotics.com
- Typical Course Cost: $300
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- Approval depends on the course and state. Open the class page or contact the provider.
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Recent Reviews
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312 officers rated this 5★, 24 rated 4★.
As a new deputy with 10 months of experience on the road, I strongly believe this class will help me make more traffic stops and be able to articulate reasons for my stops in my reports. Instructor Smith is very knowledgeable and helped me learn how to research case law that will further my knowledge in law enforcement.
The course was fantastic. The fact that an instructor will take the time to go and memorize a state’s complete state law and spend months going through it and case law to learn and understand it is fabulous. Sayler kept a class that could very easily be horrible was very interactive and fun.
Greta class. Learned a lot of information that I will now apply on patrol.
This class does a great job of giving state specific examples of previous case laws that support different reasons for stop within the ND century Code. Of the three other interdiction style trainings I have been to, this is the only one that has spent a large portion of the time on the state it is teaching in.
I enjoyed the information provided throughout this course specifically as it relates to statute and how it applies to specific court cases. The class provided extensive insight to further strengthen my understanding of case law. Also, the instructor created a positive training environment that made the class more enjoyable and upbeat.
Going into a case law class I was nervous about it being extremely dry and boring. I was extremely wrong Jeff was the best instructor I’ve taken a class from to date. He made it interesting and extremely beneficial. I would recommend every cop in North Dakota to take this class.
Great instructor who works hard to research and understand state laws and case law to ensure the information presented is accurate, relevant, and useful. They put in the effort to prepare thoroughly and teach the class to the best of their ability, helping everyone better understand the law and how to apply it in real-world situations.
Hands down one of the best trainings I have been to. Instructor smith was very knowledgeable. I now have many new tools and capabilities and knowledge to better my success out on the road.
Great class to go over nuances of the North Dakota century code and really go in to the intricacies of “chicken shit” stops. It’s nice to hear it from a knowledgeable instructor as well rather than “folklore” from other deputies
Instructor had good energy videos were kind of short