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Kingman Police Department celebrates a new police officer

KINGMAN – On Friday, June 5, in Lake Havasu City, eight new Arizona Peace Officers were sworn in by the Honorable Judge John Crombach. The new officers attended the Western Arizona Law Enforcement Training Academy (WALETA) and this class had a scheduled 21 weeks of specialized law enforcement training. 

During the ceremony, Chief Rusty Cooper presented Kingman Police Department’s newest officer, Joseph Rice with his shield. If you are interested in joining the Kingman Police Department team please visit our website at: www.kingmanpolice.com  and click on the “job opportunities” link.

Featured photo: Kingman Police Department Chief Rusty Cooper and Police Officer Joseph Rice.