The Tempe Police Department announced that four new police officers have graduated from the Maricopa County Law Enforcement Training Academy. The recruits completed six months of intensive training at the academy. The department congratulated the class, known as Class 166, and noted that their efforts have prepared them to begin service.

Source: Tempe Police Dept

Source Type: Police

Source Location: Tempe

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