COA recognizes BLET students for program completion
Published 12:56 pm Wednesday, August 17, 2022
- Shown, from left, are Ronald W. Lewis, Bradley C. Harris, Kyle A. Caro, Dalton L. Gross, Christopher K. Marquez, Brittany E. Thompson, Kayla N. Butler, Deshawn Q. White, JaQuan L. Smith, Braden W. Nale, Ryan M. Kowalski and Jonathan L. Barnes. Not pictured is Derek L. Hopkins. Courtesy COA
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College of The Albemarle (COA) recently celebrated 13 basic law enforcement training (BLET) students for completion of the spring 2022 program. Students were from Camden, Currituck, Dare, Gates and Pasquotank counties.
During 16 weeks of training, the students completed 645.5 contact hours, 36 blocks of instruction and multiple practical exams. BLET instruction and training includes firearms, driving, traffic crash, patrol techniques, domestic violence, criminal investigation, CPR/first responders, rapid deployment, explosive/hazardous materials emergencies and subject control arrest techniques. Students also successfully completed the police officer physical abilities test (POPAT).
For more information on basic law enforcement training, contact Cheryl Griffin at 252-335-0821 ext. 2210 or cheryl_griffin@albemarle.edu.
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