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35 county police recruits to graduate

December 15, 2016 Police News No Comments
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Baltimore County Police Department’s 144th Recruit Class graduates Wednesday evening at Dundalk High School.

The 35 recruits will be presented their awards by Police Chief James Johnson. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Judge Julie Ensor, will administer the oath of office and the Rev. Paul E. Palazzi will preside over the ceremony.

The graduation follows 27 weeks of training and the recruits will spend the next two years applying their training in the field.

A full list of the graduates can be found at baltimorecountymd.gov/News

— Kyana Miller

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