Prince George’s Inspector General Joins FBI in El Salvador on Anti-gang Initiatives

The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Inspector General Carlos Acosta is in El Salvador at the United States Department of State’s International Law Enforcement Academy – San Salvador (ILEA).
He is assisting in managing and facilitating a workshop for members of the FBI’s Transnational Anti-Gang (TAG) Units on identifying and documenting best practices for developing actionable intelligence and for conducting investigations and prosecutions in anti-gang operations.
Additionally, the Inspector General, alongside DOJ Trial Attorney Sean Torriente (Criminal Divsion – Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Section) presented two modules: «Gang Prosecutions» and «Human Rights, Ethics, Corruption, and Collaboration».
Inspector General Acosta, Torriente and U.S. Border Patrol Agent Joe Preciado had the pleasure of presenting

A mock trial to a visiting class of school children/Photo PGPD.

which emphasized making good decisions in life.
 

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