ONONDAGA, N.Y. — The most recent graduates of the Syracuse Regional Police Academy have moved on to a 12-week long field-training program. It follows their graduation after six months of academy instruction. The Syracuse Police held the event Aug. 26 at Onondaga Community College, per a department announcement. Under the field training, the new police […]
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ONONDAGA, N.Y. — The most recent graduates of the Syracuse Regional Police Academy have moved on to a 12-week long field-training program.
It follows their graduation after six months of academy instruction.
The Syracuse Police held the event Aug. 26 at Onondaga Community College, per a department announcement.
Under the field training, the new police officers will work with a senior police officer and apply what they learned in the academy to police work on the street.
Those who graduated from the police academy included: Stephen Brewster, Austin Bush, John Canestrare, Shaun Chamberlin, Liam Cooper, Christopher Cramer, Jason Decker, Anthony Gleason Jr., Simon Greenfield, Michael Jensen, Kyaw Klay, Daniel Kuehnle, Bradley McGraw-Wixson, Tyler Ponticello, Jacob Romanick, Marco Santomassino, Brett Traupman, and James Zollo.