Officer Jermaine Galloway, known as the “Tall Cop”, is a nationally and internationally recognized presenter, five time national award winner, international aware winner and resource for those involved with prevention, education, treatment and enforcement. Officer Galloway began his law enforcement career in 1997 and has more than 24 years experience in alcohol and drug education,  enforcement and prevention. As a full time trainer, the “Tall Cop” currently dedicates thousands of hours to community scans, research and substance abuse identification in various communities across the country. While in law enforcement, Officer Galloway was a member of the DUI task force, a CSI, community policing unit and a field-training officer. The Tall Cop calls the great state of Texas, home, as he travels and trains nationally and internationally.

Officer Galloway is well known for his (constantly) evolving drug trends trainings which he provides nationwide training to coalitions,
law enforcement, educators, counselors, probation, treatment, judges, health professionals, specialty courts, school security and administrators, along with community members to name a few. Over the last five years, Officer Galloway has trained more
than 700,000 class attendees and over 650,000 overall class attendees nationally and internationally. Many times once in
a specific community, the “Tall Cop” conducts a community scans – working his way through several of the local alcohol, drug and retail promotion locations. The Tall Cop has scanned thousands of retail locations over the last decade in almost every state in the US and several provinces in Canada. The Tall Cop trains on various alcohol and drug trends including: vapes, drug clothing, stash
compartments, underage drinking, synthetic drugs, marijuana concentrates / dabbing, marijuana extraction labs, electronic dance
music (EDM) events/raves, inhalants, fake ID’s, party drugs, over-the-counter drugs, cough medicines, drug potentiators, herbal drugs, designer drugs, physical signs and symptoms of drug use, the influence of drug legalization, marijuana edibles, drug paraphernalia, logos, and identifiers. 

In addition to creating and starting two non-profit organizations, Officer Galloway was a past Vice President of an alcohol and drug
free prevention coalition, former board member of a statewide impaired driving task force and a past board member of the
National Liquor Law Enforcement Association (NLLEA).