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    BMW Motorrad USA offers technical training free-of-charge at their Ontario, CA training center for law enforcement agencies using BMW police motors. This location satisfies the need from an increasing number of agencies using BMWs in the United States. Two courses are being offered this year to agency technicians:  Service & Maintenance (MT009) August 2-6 and September 13 - 17, 2010 and MOSS Diagnostic Tester September 20 - 24, 2010. All BMW technical training is offered at no cost to the agency.  Enroll by visiting the BMW Police Motors website at www.bmwmc.net and click on the Training tab.

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