• Last year, less then 24 hours after attending this school, a group of detectives utilizing training they attributed to P.A.C.E. located and accessed an electrically controlled "trap" with 1/2 kilogram of cocaine.

• A fairly new "Boot" Trooper returned to his very next patrol shift after attending P.A.C.E and seized 150 grams of pure heroin that was hidden in a very elaborate hide inside a sedan. The Trooper stated he never would have located the contraband if not for his newly gained training and backup from a P.A.C.E. member.

• Immediately following the seminar, detectives from various departments returned to their impound yard and re-searched "seized" vehicles they acquired from past narcotic investigations. Three separate detectives located after-factory compartments inside vehicles, all loaded with contraband that may otherwise have never been located.

• A newly trained Trooper stopped to assist an out-of-gas motorist. Using basic, courteous conversation with the operator the Trooper detected a series of "criminal indicators" he learned of at the seminar. The Trooper used his newly gained information and worked the encounter into a seizure. An after-factory compartment was located inside the vehicle containing a 1/2 kilogram (500 grams) of pure heroin as well as 200 grams of cocaine. After the seizure, all the Trooper could say was, "it was just like they said at P.A.C.E.!"

Don't let defense attorneys put words in your mouth! It's not a hunch if your discoveries are based on "Training and Experience"!