Savannah police officer visits Republic of Georgia
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Updated: Mar. 26, 2018 at 10:42 PM EDT
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SAVANNAH, GA (WTOC) - A Savannah Police officer visited the Republic of Georgia for a women's conference.
Star Corporal Tracy Walden - a 23-year veteran of the department - recently returned from the Seventh Annual Regional Women in Policing Conference held in the Republic of Georgia.
More than 250 female law enforcement came from all over - including Pakistan, the Philippines, Bosnia and Indonesia to attend this conference. Walden was selected as a trainer to introduce the concept and strategies of community-oriented policing.
After the conference, Walden had the opportunity to train Republic of Georgia Police Command Staff specifically on community-oriented policing strategies.
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