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Basic Training Class 504 graduates

Twenty-nine law enforcement officers from agencies across the state graduated Thursday from basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training.

The graduates of Class 504 completed 20 weeks of training, which consisted of 800 hours of recruit-level instruction. Major training areas included law offenses and procedures, vehicle operations, firearms, investigations, first aid and CPR, patrol procedures, orientation for new law enforcement families and the mechanics of arrest, restraint and control.

Class 504 graduates and their agencies are:

Steven J. Barrish, Georgetown Police Department

Brandon Boggs, Fayette Co. Schools Police Department

Richard P. Brooks, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

Casey D. Browning, Mt. Sterling Police Department

Joshua K. Callicoat, Florence Police Department

Austin Childers, Frankfort Police Department

Hannah G. Clendenin, University of KY Police Department

Vance C. Davis, Casey County Sheriff’s Office

Jonathon L. Davis, Nicholasville Police Department

Marco C. Fricker, University of KY Police Department

Christopher S. Gaines, Frankfort Police Department

Jacob C. Hamm, Graves County Sheriff’s Office

Kiali Jelinek, Fayette Co. Schools Police Department

Justin A. Jones, Nicholasville Police Department

Troy N. Lamastus, Franklin Police Department

Christopher T. Leigh, Georgetown Police Department

Pedro Loredo, Jr., Paducah Police Department

Andrew M. Lubbers, Boone County Sheriff’s Office

Joel R. Mansur, Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office

Leo A. Miracle, Lancaster Police Department

Corey A. Privett, Nicholasville Police Department

Tanner J. Reynolds, University of KY Police Department

Miguel A. Romero, Jr., University of KY Police Department

Dustin T. Scott, Madisonville Police Department

Hunter W. Smith, Frankfort Police Department

Ashley Tate, Campbell County Police Department

Lucas M. Todd, University of KY Police Department

Jacob D. Whitford, Florence Police Department

Brent D. Williamson, Elizabethtown Police Department

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24 officers graduate from APS Class No. 83

Law enforcement officers from agencies across the commonwealth were recognized for completing the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s Academy of Police Supervision.

APS, also called the sergeant’s academy, is a three-week, 122-hour training program targeted for newly promoted sergeants or officers who are on their agency’s promotion list to become sergeants.

APS Class 83 graduates and their agencies are:

Sgt. Charles Ballard, Mt. Washington Police Department

Sgt. Eric Bull, Warren County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Scott Carnes, Versailles Police Department

Sgt. Trevor Clark, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

Supervisor Bill Collins, Kentucky Public Protection Cabinet Department of Insurance

Sgt. Kevin Cox, Nelson County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Richard Edwards, Graves County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Jake Forrester, Bowling Green Police Department

Sgt. Timothy Gividen, Carrollton Police Department

Sgt. Coy Harp, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

Col. Marty Hart, Pendleton County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Jordan Hillerich, Louisville Metro Police Department

Sgt. Jason Hurst, Boone County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Ryan Jackson, London Police Department

Sgt. Gerald Miller, Fayette County Schools Police Department

Sgt. Tommy Parker, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Nathaniel Phillips, Bardstown Police Department

Sgt. Frank Scarcello, Oak Grove Police Department

Sgt. Thomas Schmidt, Frankfort Police Department

Sgt. Wes Singleton, Shively Police Department

Sgt. Clayton Stocker, Richmond Police Department

Sgt. Zachary Stokes, Richmond Police Department

Sgt. Ryan Willcutt, McCracken County Sheriff’s Office

Sgt. Todd Wingfeld, Louisville Metro Police Department