Ouachita deputies taking Spanish lessons - Louisiana

Ouachita Parish Sheriff Richard Fewell has placed some of his employees in a six-week Spanish class to better communicate with Hispanic citizens in the area.

Officials selected patrol deputies, radio operators, the K-9 Unit and several members of the Special Crime Apprehension Team to participate in the class. Ruth Smith, head of the foreign language department at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, teaches the class to more than 20 sheriff’s employees.”*

*From: http://www.nola.com
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