Yes, and that's a very good question. They receive a week's training at the front end of their employment in some aspects of the use of force and some kind of personal safety protection. They receive training on how to safely handle prisoners, how to frisk them, how to secure them, how to put them in vehicles in a safe way, and how to use the equipment that they use to do that. They receive training in first aid.
They receive some training in telecommunications, so that they know how to use the radios that they have and some stuff about policy and their authorities, and what they can and cannot do. Then they receive regular training.
As time goes on, things change. We identify weaknesses in training or policy changes we have to make. They have to be trained up to speed on that, so there's annual training for them.