45 LAPD Recruit Officers set to Graduate
January 2, 2003
What:
Los Angeles Police Academy Graduation
When:
Friday, January 10, 2003, at 10:00 a.m.
Where:
Los Angeles Police Academy
Elysian Park
1880 North Academy Drive
Los Angeles
Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Police Department proudly announces that it will graduate a new class of police recruits at an open ceremony that will take place at the historic Elysian Park Police Academy. The new officers will have completed 1,064 hours of training over the course of 28 weeks.
The graduating class of 45 recruits (38 males and 7 females) will become probationary officers to be assigned at LAPD Divisions throughout Los Angeles.
It is anticipated that over 500 guests will attend the ceremony. Chief William J. Bratton will inspect the class. Representatives from the Mayor’s office and the Board of Police Commission will be in attendance as well as their special guests and other dignitaries.
For further information, contact the Los Angeles Police Department Ahmanson Recruit Training Center 310-342-3010.
This media advisory was prepared by Public Information Officer Grace Brady, Media Relations Section, 213-485-3586.
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