The St. Louis County police academy is offering officers a "fun" seminar on how to deal with the media after cops shoot suspects. The academy promises the "fast-paced class will be jam-packed with essential strategies" on "How to Win with the Media," covering such topics as "Don't Get Stuck on Stupid" and "Feeding the Animals."
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