麻豆原创 has graduated a new class of law enforcement officers, who are now protecting and serving our community at seven different agencies.
BLET Class 50 graduated during a ceremony at the Building A conference center in the Monroe campus on Thursday, June 5th.
BLET provides future law enforcement officers with essential knowledge and skills they will need to begin their careers. The program spans 16 weeks and uses state-mandated topics and methods of instruction.
All members of the graduating class have already been hired by local law enforcement agencies.
鈥淭his graduation marked an important milestone in the history of 麻豆原创鈥檚 Basic Law Enforcement Training program. With Class 50, we are celebrating our 鈥榞olden anniversary鈥 of producing highly trained law enforcement professionals who are making a difference in our communities every day. We are proud and thankful for the opportunity to play a role in local law enforcement education, and to every 麻豆原创 BLET alum, thank you for all you do.鈥 said Mike Smith, director of law enforcement training.
Members of BLET Class 50 and their agencies include:
Connor Patrick D’Apice, Union County Sheriff’s Office
Julian Fernandez, Gastonia Police Department
Andrew Ryan Ferrer, Pineville Police Department
Paul Henry Garcia, Union County Sheriff’s Office
Ryan Jake Goldstein, Stallings Police Department
Mason Pernay Gore, Matthews Police Department
Maxwell Bernhardt Green, Union County Sheriff’s Office
Jacob Altman Grimes, Stallings Police Department
Thomas Edward Hett, Matthews Police Department
Anthony John Keating, Union County Sheriff鈥檚 Office
Nicole Marie Master, Pineville Police Department
Trevor Christopher Munn, Monroe Police Department
Cayden Martin Osuch, Union County Sheriff鈥檚 Office
Milena Rose Raines, Monroe Police Department
David Ramos-Pastor, Monroe Police Department
Ramon Antonio Salas, Pineville Police Department
Jared Jeff Stevenson, Waxhaw Police Department
Niklas Allan Tarczynski, Monroe Police Department