07/27/2026
Lighthorse Officers would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Choctaw Nation leadership and the CNDPS Training Division for their continued commitment to providing high-quality training opportunities for our officers. These opportunities strengthen our knowledge, sharpen our skills, build confidence, and enhance our ability to serve and protect the citizens of the Choctaw Nation.
On July 23, 2026, Lighthorse Officers Chase Wood, Christian Minyen, and Floyd Murry attended the FREE Tactical Medical for First Responders course in Catoosa, Oklahoma. This outstanding training was provided through the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) and made available through the efforts of our CNDPS Training Division and leadership.
Each officer benefited from the course in unique ways:
🚑 Officer Floyd Murry, a certified Tactical Response Team (TRT) Operator and EMT-B, expanded his tactical medical knowledge, refined critical lifesaving skills, and earned continuing education hours required to maintain his EMT certification.
🚑 Officer Christian Minyen strengthened his emergency medical knowledge while earning continuing education credits toward maintaining his EMT-B certification, further enhancing his ability to provide lifesaving care in the field.
🚑 Officer Chase Wood broadened his understanding of emergency medical response beyond basic lifesaving measures, increasing his preparedness to respond effectively during critical incidents.
Professional development is a vital part of modern law enforcement, and training opportunities like this ensure our officers remain prepared to meet the challenges of the job while providing the highest level of service to our communities.
On behalf of the officers who attended, thank you to the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, our CNDPS leadership, and the citizens of the Choctaw Nation Reservation for your continued investment in the Lighthorse Police Department. Your support allows us to continually improve our skills so we can better serve, protect, and care for our communities every day.
Yakoke!