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MCC Welcomes Largest Law Enforcement Training Class in College History

Montgomery Community College welcomes 22 candidates to its fall 2020 Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program. Five women and 17 men comprise the cohort, which will spend evenings and some weekends together for the next seven months with an expected May 2021 graduation. The group of 22 represents the largest enrollment in the program’s history, which started in 1983. These students will master 36 separate BLET topics from physical fitness, crime scene investigation, first responder, testifying in court, human trafficking and more. Graduates will also be required to pass a final certification examination mandated by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Educational and Training Standards Commission. Holly Thompson, a graduate of

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MCC Celebrates Graduation of Basic Law Enforcement Training Cohort

Montgomery Community College (MCC) extends hearty congratulations to recent graduates of the College’s Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program. Eleven students completed the seven-month course curriculum in early July: Samantha Belle Allen, Tammy Rick Brady, Christy Lynell Brown, James Lee Brown, Angela Beth Chay, Lucan Eugene Christian, Richard Andrew Ferrante, Karey Marie Hall, Joshua Kane Hall, Grayson Alexander Spivey and Amy Renee Wendler. Students successfully completed and passed all units of study including a certification examination mandated by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Educational and Training Standards Commission. “Despite trying circumstances due to the coronavirus epidemic and widespread social upheaval, the cohort demonstrated exceptional focus and commitment,” said BLET Instructor

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