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It imposes a duty to intercede on officers who see a colleague using excessive force.

It will also involve 9,000 more Americans already stationed in Europe and 8,000 European troops.

Staff Sgt. John Healy said none of the injuries are considered to be life-threatening.

Organizers ask people to stay away from the area while the drill is being conducted.

A trial date has not been set in the case.

Since 1995, the airport has provided training for 2,400 Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting personnel from 80 departments across the country.

The effective date of the ordinance is May 5 to allow time for liquor license holders to train their employees.

The final assessment by the trainers was that the attackers suffered 30-40 percent casualties, while Dixon's troops lost about 10 percent.

Neimark says he has offered to train other local law enforcement agencies in the alternative weapons.

The training will be held at the Cheyenne Public Safety Center at 415 W. 18th Street on Oct. 4 from 5:30-6 p.m.