To promote the exchange of ideas and information among law enforcement agencies and support groups, in particular those charged with the responsibility of combating the use and abuse of illicit drugs, and through that exchange, promote closer working relations among these different agencies and support groups in the United States.
A large part of Narcotic Officers Magazine Company's success is due to the outstanding work ethic and discipline of our seasoned employees. We are a Veteran-founded business operated by principled men and women who honor those who protect, defend, and support our country.
Throughout most of my life, I have dedicated myself to supporting the law enforcement community. In October of 2011, I embarked on a journey by establishing Narcotic Officers Magazine. The driving force behind this endeavor was my late brother, whose tragic passing in November 2005 left an indelible mark on me. Witnessing him take his own life with a shotgun to his chest is a deeply painful memory, one that I will share at another time, as it is a lengthy tale. Suffice it to say, he became entangled with the wrong crowd.
To this day, I carry the weight of guilt, feeling that I could have been a better older brother. However, I have been advised that dwelling on self-blame is unproductive. That fateful night forever altered the course of my life. In the aftermath of his passing, I found myself questioning the trajectory of my own existence. It was in May 2006 that I made the decision to enlist in the Army, serving honorably for four years. Subsequently, while pursuing my education in Florida, the concept of Narcotic Officers Magazine took shape.
Having witnessed far too many loved ones succumb to the destructive influence of narcotics, my aim was to create a publication that would serve as an educational platform, fostering the exchange of ideas and information among law enforcement agencies and support groups. Concurrently, I strongly believed in the importance of providing trauma kits to underfunded officers, as these kits hold the potential to save lives. The revenue generated from businesses that advertise in our magazine and support the law enforcement community enables us to supply these vital kits. Additionally, we contribute to drug education initiatives through our partnership with D.A.R.E. America, as well as supporting K9 programs that equip dogs with Narcan overdose kits. It is worth noting that I still make it a priority to personally connect with businesses, seeking their valuable support.
In summary, my journey has been driven by a deep-rooted commitment to the law enforcement community. Narcotic Officers Magazine has become a platform for education, collaboration, and life-saving initiatives, all aimed at combating the devastating effects of narcotics.
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