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More than 35 U.S. Army Reserve military police officers from the 354th Military Police Company deployed to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia recently went back to class to certify on requirements for conducting law enforcement operations in their area of responsibility. "The reason for it is that every installation must have a certification course before police officers are authorized to enforce any rules, laws, regulations or policies in it," said Provost Marshal U.S. Army Lt. Col. Matthew Schaefer. Schaefer said because of the various laws and law enforcement requirements, MPs typically must attend a local training course approved by the assigned provost marshal before they can enforce rules, laws, or policies specific to the area they are assigned.
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