Behind the Badge
With pride and honor, 32 graduate police academy ready to serve their communities
0The 32 graduates of Class 159 survived a grueling six months in the Golden West College Police Academy, preparing for their role serving the public after graduation. They fought, wrote, bled, experienced pepper spray and tasers, learned, laughed, and did countless pushups. Together, they formed a bond that will last a lifetime. Now the real work begins as they transition to their jobs as officers in police agencies across Orange County and beyond. “Together we accomplished what seemed like the unthinkable,” Class 159 President Britnie Priest told the crowd. “We pushed through pain, sweat, and sleepless nights. Together we withstood…
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