Two new police officers, Storm Painter and Erik Schnitzler, were sworn into the Campbell County Police Department on Sept. 4, after completing 20 weeks of training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training and riding with a training officer for 12 weeks.
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Independence city facilities may host police instructors in the future
Independence Mayor Chris Reinersman has reported that Independence Police Chief Brian Ferayorni has pitched the idea of using Independence city facilities to house in-service training for officers, which may help mitigate the police recruitment backlog and lack of instructors in the region.
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Florence officer completes basic training
Florence Police Department officer Austin Dupree recently completed basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training facility, the Florence Police Department said. Dupree completed a 20-week, 800-hour course of recruit-level instruction as a member of Class 541 and received physical fitness achievement recognition while in the academy. Dupree is slated to begin the […]
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Florence Police Department welcomes new recruit officer
Cobi Allgeier is the Florence Police Department’s newest recruit officer. Allgeier is a Cooper High School graduate, previously served as a deputy jailer at the Boone County Jail, and will begin instruction at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training facility on Sept. 3, according to the Florence Police Department. Allgeier was administered the oath […]
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Kenton County officer graduates from basic training
A Kenton County police officer graduated from the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s (DOCJT) basic training academy. James M. Treadway graduated from Class 539 with 26 other officers from around the Commonwealth. Officers in the class received more than 800 hours of recruit-level instruction over 20 weeks. Major training areas include patrol procedures, physical […]