Drug Trends of the Future Class
All regional law enforcement and first responder agencies are invited to attend this free 3-hour education and training course detailing the latest in emerging drug trends for 2024 and beyond across your area.
Sign up now for one of our upcoming classes
Houston, TX – July 30 (Spaces Still Available!)
Nashville, TN – August 27 (Spaces Still Available!)
How do I sign up for a class?
To join a class, use the ‘Join our class’ sign up form below to send us you info. Please include which class you would like to attend in Box 4. A member of our team will then reach out to confirm your spot in the class.
There are no classes near me, but I would like to set one up.
No classes in your area? Use our ‘Host a class near you’ sign up form to let us know you would like to set up a Future Drug Trends class near you, and a member of our team will reach out to discuss details.
Breakfast or Lunch and completion certificates provided.
Free, In-Depth Training
Learn what these threats look like, manufacturing techniques, trafficking routes, how to safely assess, and how to detect and identify using various technologies.
- Xylazine (Tranq)
- DMT
- Nitazenes
- Next Gen Meth
- Liquid Fentanyl
- Psilocybin
- Captagon
- Zaza ‘Gas Station Heroin’
Meet the Trainer, Mike Cashman, Special Agent DEA (Retired)
During his 34-year career starting as a Marine and then with DEA, Special Agent Cashman specialized in the investigation of clandestine drug laboratories and received state, local, and federal awards for his investigative excellence. S/A Cashman has also instructed clandestine laboratory investigations and safety courses at the FBI/DEA academy in Quantico as both a Special Agent and after his retirement as a contractor. He currently instructs national classes for DOJ, DHS, DOD and other federal agencies, along with state and local law enforcement agencies across the country. S/A Cashman has authored numerous articles and media materials dealing with clandestine laboratories, new drug trends, and associated safety issues for law enforcement and first responders. S/A Cashman is well-known within the law enforcement community and resides in Epping, NH.
