ACC Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
ACC Law Enforcement Academy Graduation
The Alvin Community College Law Enforcement Academy graduated its 123rd class during a ceremony on December 9.Sixteen cadets received their certification during the ceremony. Graduates received their badges through a variety of agencies including the Alvin Police, Brazoria County Sheriff, Fort Bend County Sheriff, Harris County Fire Marshal, Iowa Colony Police, Port of Galveston Police and Texas City Police.
Cadet James Horton was named the top academic achiever for the class and cadet Jerremy Guthrie was named the top gun for the highest achievement in firearms training.
ACC Law Enforcement Academy graduate Mary Batty shakes hands with Port of Galveston Police Chief Kenneth Brown after she received her badge during the 123rd Academy graduation ceremony on December 9.
ACC Law Enforcement Academy graduate Michael Salas, left, receives his badge with the Iowa Colony Police Department during the 123rd Academy graduation ceremony on December 9.
ACC Law Enforcement Academy graduate RJ Lowe kisses his son Braxton after the 123rd Academy graduation ceremony on December 9.
ACC Law Enforcement Academy cadets during the 123rd Academy graduation ceremony on December 9.
ACC Law Enforcement Academy graduate Trinity Davenport hugs a loved one during the 123rd Academy graduation ceremony on December 9.