Extends the certification period for military members completing Class Two special law enforcement training.
This bill amends existing law to extend the three-year certification period for members of the United States military who complete Class Two special law enforcement training. The extension is equal to the amount of time the member was deployed into active service. This means that military members can be appointed to a police department without needing to retake the training, provided they complete it within the extended period. The bill also outlines the duties and powers of Class Two special law enforcement officers, who are authorized to exercise full police powers and carry a firearm.
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