Charlotte county Sheriff's office hosts 'Laser Lessons'
| Published: | Dec 14, 2012 8:31 AM EST |
| Updated: | Dec 14, 2012 10:00 AM EST |
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. - The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office is hosting a laser certification class for a number of its deputies. Officers from Sarasota police department and North Port Police are also taking part. The class lines up along roads in the county and practices estimating the speed of passing traffic and then uses the laser speed detectors to confirm their findings. Sworn officers are always working to add to their certifications. Many of the men and women in the class are certified to use standard radar guns but say the lasers are more precise and technologically advanced. The 40 hour classes are held on an "as needed basis".
Related Articles
Popular Local & Florida News Articles
- LCSO investigates a death at Edison State College
- Human remains found on Shell Point Blvd.
- Cape woman suffers serious burns after morning kitchen fire
- Ohio cop, wife face child neglect charge in Fla.
- FCAT writing results show improvement for Lee students
- Investigators: suspect lit flares in attic of Gateway home
- Collier deputies arrest 12 y/o girl for library bomb threat
- Lee Dept. of Health offers free pool testing kit
- Burglary suspect casually takes items from unlocked vehicle
- Fla. woman meets son she gave up for adoption





