26 new officers graduate from Central Texas Police Academy

Twenty-six new peace officers graduated from the Central Texas Police Academy on June 9, after 18 weeks of comprehensive classroom and hands-on training.

Twenty-five new peace officers have graduated from Central Texas Police Academy after 18 weeks of comprehensive training.

Thirty-three new peace officers have graduated from the Central Texas Police Academy after 18 weeks of comprehensive classroom and hands-on training. The class achieved a 100% passing rate on the Texas Peace Officer Licensing Exam.

The Texas Forensic Science Academy has launched its latest online forensics course, Foundations of Forensic Photography, which is being offered at no cost through Sept. 30.

Thirteen students graduated Feb. 19 from the TEEX Unexploded Ordnance Technician I class, which included hands-on training in detection, identification, disposal techniques, environmental remediation and safety.

Twenty-two new peace officers graduated from the Central Texas Police Academy after 18 weeks of comprehensive training. Justice Ken Wise, of the Texas 14th Court of Appeals, delivered the keynote address at the graduation ceremony.

Justin Leeth, a 2004 graduate of the TEEX Central Texas Police Academy, was sworn in on Oct. 1 as the Chief of Police of the Navasota Police Department.

Law enforcement officers sharpen both their shooting skills and their teaching skills during a Patrol Rifle Instructor course, and the qualification standards are tough.

TEEX congratulates 28 new peace officers who graduated from the Central Texas Police Academy.. Their 18 weeks in comprehensive training covered topics that ranged from criminal investigations and arrest procedures to firearms and defensive tactics, as well as Texas law and emergency driving techniques.

Solving a crime may depend on identifying suspects through fingerprint comparison. Now you can learn the basics of fingerprint analysis and comparison in a new online course – offered at no cost through September 2015.