Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Sgt. DiCostanzo assisting during the Southern Oregon University Criminology 
and Criminal Justice annual Lock-In Event (for the K-9 patrol dog demonstration). Every year the CCJ 
Department along with the CCJ Crim Club puts on the Lock-In Event (February or March). During this event law 
enforcement agencies across the state participate and assist with spreading the word about law enforcement. For one 
afternoon students learn about such programs as: K-9 patrol dogs, eplosives unit, defensive tactics, MILO (police 
officer simulator training), CSI, SWAT, DUI, and parole/probation. Students at SOU can enroll for 1 credit for this 
one day class and other students in the community can attend as well. Don’t miss the Lock-In event if you are 
interested in law enforcement or in understanding the various facets of law enforcement. 
ALISON S. BURKE, DAVID CARTER, BRIAN FEDOREK, TIFFANY MOREY, LORE RUTZ-BURRI, AND SHANELL
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