National Liquor Law Enforcement Association

07/10/2026

07/10/2026

Congratulations!

The Delaware Division of Alcohol & To***co Enforcement is proud to congratulate Corporal Brenner on successfully graduating from the Delaware Police Officer Standards and Training (POST) Certified Instructor Course.

This intensive program prepares law enforcement professionals to become effective instructors by focusing on adult learning principles, lesson plan development, classroom management, presentation techniques, legal considerations, and student evaluation. Participants demonstrate their ability to develop and deliver professional, engaging, and legally sound training to their peers.

By earning this certification, Corporal Brenner has enhanced his ability to provide high-quality instruction that will benefit both our Division and Delaware's law enforcement community.

Congratulations, Corporal Brenner, on this outstanding accomplishment and your commitment to professional development and excellence in training!

07/02/2026

07/01/2026

Congratulations!

06/24/2026

06/11/2026

06/08/2026

OIU Agents worked a joint violent crime reduction initiative with Cleveland Division of Police. OIU confiscated 5 fi****ms and made 6 felony arrests: two of the fi****ms were fully automatic and equipped with machine gun conversion devices.

Another replica fi***rm was also confiscated off two juveniles, ages 15 and 17, who were wanted for a recent aggravated robbery incident in the City of Cleveland. Offenders in possession of the fi****ms were found to be violent convicted felons, gang affiliated, underage juveniles with violent criminal histories.

In one case, multiple youthful/juvenile individuals were congregated and consuming liquor while armed. Agents coordinated a stop of the offenders and during the stop a 19-year-old with a violent criminal history fled from agents, brandished, then discarded an automatic fi***rm. The offender was apprehended and booked into jail.

Another automatic fi***rm was found in their vehicle and one of the 17-year-old juveniles (who also has a violent juvenile criminal history) was observed posting on social media with that specific gun.

OIU and Cleveland Division of Police have been longtime partners in combatting violent crime in and around the City of Cleveland and multiple other initiatives are planned for this summer.