Kenny Williams — Instructor Profile
About Kenny Williams
Sgt. Kenny Williams, began his career in 2007, and currently works as a full-time K9 interdiction officer. He has established his department's first interdiction team which has not only improved the department's efficiency but also been instrumental in fostering a safer environment. Williams has received countless awards for his work from numerous organizations and has established a national reputation. His ability to mentor new officers, dedication to excellence, and his commitment to improving the law mission set Williams apart from the rest.
Upcoming Classes
Course Titles Taught by Kenny Williams
Cities Kenny Williams Teaches In
About this profile
Profile for Kenny Williams. View upcoming classes, student reviews, and specialties.
- How are instructor reviews calculated?
- Average of verified student ratings for classes taught by Kenny Williams.
- Can I request private agency training?
- Use the company link on this page or the class detail page to contact the organizer.
- Do past classes count toward the rating?
- Yes—ratings include reviews submitted after classes conclude.
Recent Reviews
Showing 12 of 398 reviews
Great instruction. Taught from a different lense from other courses I’ve taken.
Very informative. Great knowledge.
Thank you for coming to Nebraska and sharing your training and experience. Keep up the good work.
Kenny knows his stuff. This class should just about be maditory for an off FTO officer.
Expert in subject matter
Wish class was for additional days.
Awesome class!!
Very information heavy class. Instructor is an icon and very professional
This class was amazing and I learned a lot from just the. ASIC traffic stop and what to look for. Totally recommend.
Kenny is super knowledgeable and the class was great. I really enjoyed the way he teaches and shows real world examples of his work through videos. It really helps to visualize what he’s talking about.
I feel like I know have the knowledge to go out and be a better officer when it comes to finding drugs.
Kenny did a great job explaining what he saw and had real world video to back it up.