Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to pra
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to pra
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officer speeds through course and gets ready to hit the brakes in a hard, controlled braking
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City Police Department motorcycle instructor Jody Whitaker teaches officers from f
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four law enforcement agencies park their motorcycles in a tight formation and
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to pra
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City motorcycle office and instructor Barry Edwards watches as a student hits the
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officer speeds through course and gets ready to hit the brakes in a hard, controlled braking
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to practice control at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to practice control at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officer speeds through course and gets ready to hit the brakes in a hard, controlled braking manuever at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. Students need to stop their motorcycle in 62 feet going 40 miles-per-hour. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City Police Department motorcycle instructor Jody Whitaker teaches officers from four law enforcement agencies at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four law enforcement agencies park their motorcycles in a tight formation and listen to instruction at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officers from four other law enforcement agencies run a slalom course of orange cones to practice control at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City motorcycle office and instructor Barry Edwards watches as a student hits the brakes in a hard, controlled braking manuever at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. A student needs to be succesful in stopping his motorcycle in 62 feet going 40 mph. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Officer speeds through course and gets ready to hit the brakes in a hard, controlled braking manuever at the Salt Lake City Police Department's annual motor school for officers interested in assignment to the motorcycle squad. Students need to stop their motorcycle in 62 feet going 40 miles-per-hour. The two week long class trains at the Utah State Fairground. The purpose of the school is to make certain candidates are able to operate a motorcycle under sceanarios encountered by motor officers on patrol. The riders must prove their skill by navigating a variety of obstacle courses and pass a hard-controlled breaking exam.
