Justice and Public Safety Cabinet
Department of Criminal Justice Training Graduates 22 Recruits

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING GRADUATES 22 RECRUITS

RICHMOND, Ky. – Law enforcement officers from 18 agencies across the state graduated today from the Department of Criminal Justice Training’s Law Enforcement Basic Training Academy. The academy is located on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University.

The 22-member class underwent 16 weeks of training, which consisted of more than 660 hours of recruit-level officer academy instruction. Major training areas include law offenses and procedures, vehicle operations, firearms, investigation, first aid/CPR, patrol procedures and mechanics of arrest, restraint and control.

Graduates of Class 360
Mike W. Allen, Butler County Sheriff’s Office
David L. Arnold, Jefferson County Public Schools
Eric S. Augustus, McCracken County Sheriff’s Office
Jonathan R. Barnes, Providence Police Department
Robert C. Brammell, Grayson Police Department
Jeffrey Scott Casada, Somerset Police Department
Patrick R. Clark, Paducah Police Department
Steven T. Early, Jefferson County Public Schools
Jeremy Ebelhar, Henderson Police Department
Shaun J. Embry, Logan County Sheriff’s Office
Jonathan B. Eperson, Paintsville Police Department
Raphael A. Foshay, Jefferson County Public Schools
Parker L. Hatter, Somerset Police Department
Jerry G. Jones, Laurel County Sheriff’s Office
Mark A. Lowry, Wilmore Police Department
Stephen B. Mirus, Morehead Police Department
Michael D. Napier, Hazard Police Department
Michele K. Owen, Paducah Police Department
Lonnie Rogers, Dawson Springs Police Department
Travis W. Schoenlaub, Shively Police Department
Patrick N. Smith, Morehead Police Department
John P. Stinebruner, Meade County Sheriff’s Office
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