Inside the ATF: Agents, K-9s, and Real Investigations

Presented by: Andrew Peterson | Ginger Culper | Hank Meyer | Kathy Barton | Sean Tripper

ATF agents share firsthand experiences from their careers, offering insight into the work of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The discussion includes investigative techniques, field operations, and the role of K-9 units in supporting law enforcement efforts.

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