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July 2, 2018 After 22 weeks of being trained and tested to the limit new police academy grad joins marshals to protect the court
Congratulations to Marshal Johnathan Miller, a new graduate from the Southern Desert Regional Police Academy and recent addition to the Security Division of the Eighth Judicial District Court. Johnathan was one of a handful in his class who graduated with an outstanding grade point average (GPA).
Guest speaker United States Marshal Gary Schofield, stressed ethics and accountability when he addressed the graduating class. He reminded the new law enforcement grads, “The badge doesn’t belong to you. You get a different badge when you retire in good standing.”
Miller and others in his class completed 22 weeks of tough training including: arms, fight, tactical, vehicular, mental health and other essential training. They are tased, tackled, tormented and tested to their limits to ensure that they can withstand the intense rigors of being in law enforcement.
District Court is looking to recruit others who would like to serve as a marshal. Military veterans are encouraged to consider joining the marshal force. The court is working with the Las Vegas Urban League, Nevada Partners, the Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation and the College of Southern Nevada to sponsor military veterans for the Criminal Justice Academy P.O.S.T. certification. Those interested in applying should complete a bailiff/deputy marshal application from the county website employment section
HTTP://WWW.CLARKCOUNTYNV.GOV/DEPTS/HUMAN_RESOURCES/PAGES/EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES.ASPX.
Marshal Miller is the ninth graduate from the program.
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December 28, 2017 New police academy grad carries on family law enforcement legacy as District Court marshal
After 22 weeks of tough training, class 2017-02 of new graduates from the Southern Desert Regional Police Academy suited up for graduation in December. The guest speaker, City of Henderson Police Department Chief LaTesha Watson gave the new graduates a lot to think about including: “Never get complacent. Remember your training. Never quit. When you feel like quitting, think about why you started in the beginning. Most important – family comes first. Behind every strong police officer is an even stronger family who stands with them supports them through it all and loves them with all their heart. Family has been key in my success rising to the top.” https://youtu.be/TAJ7tmy7EE
Raymundo Enriquez who just successfully completed the police academy was among the graduates listening to Chief Watson’s words with classmates. Chief Watson’s words probably rang true for Raymundo. He comes from a family of law enforcement professionals. When his name was called, he had the honor of having his father pin his District Court marshal badge to his uniform. It is an honor reserved for law enforcement professionals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBHDzi4ase0\. Just six months earlier, Marshal Raymundo’s father Lt. Ray Enriquez Sr. retired from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. “It’s a great opportunity for him,” said Lt. Ray Enriquez. ”Law enforcement runs in the family so he is going to carry on law enforcement for another generation.”
District Court is looking to recruit others who would like to serve as a marshal. Military veterans are encouraged to consider joining the marshal force. The court is working with the Las Vegas Urban League, Nevada Partners, the Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation and the College of Southern Nevada to sponsor military veterans for the Criminal Justice Academy P.O.S.T. certification. Those interested in applying should complete a bailiff/deputy marshal application from the county website employment section HTTP://WWW.CLARKCOUNTYNV.GOV/DEPTS/HUMAN_RESOURCES/PAGES/EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES.ASPX.
The guest speaker, City of Henderson Police Department Chief LaTesha Watson gave the new graduates a lot to think about https://youtu.be/TAJ7tmy7EEQ
Chief Watson’s words probably rang true for Raymundo. He comes from a family of law enforcement professionals. When his name was called, he had the honor of having his father pin his District Court Marshal badge to his uniform.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBHDzi4ase0\
Tags: City of Henderson Police Department Chief LaTesha Watson, Eighth Judicial District Court, Las Vegas Law enforcement employment, Law enforcement employment, Law Enforcement Training, Lt. Ray Enriquez Sr., Michael Kyle, P.O.S.T. certified, Raymundo Enriquez, Tom Newsome
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June 30, 2017 After being tased, tackled and tested, three newly minted marshals pledge to protect courts
A big class of new graduates from the Southern Desert Regional Police Academy went through a lot to become P.O.S.T. certified to serve as category I and III peace officers. They were tased, tackled, tested, pepper-sprayed, boxed, banged-up, chased, raced and roughed-up to ensure had the right stuff to serve in law enforcement. Friends and family packed into a theater at the Orleans to see the class of 2017-01, including three District Court marshals, graduate from the Southern Desert Regional Police Academy. Juan Almaraz, Gregory Stamey and Michael Kyle are the trio that graduated under the uniform of the District Court marshals.
District Court is looking to recruit others who are interested in serving as a court marshal. Military veterans are encouraged to consider joining the marshal force. The court is working with the Las Vegas Urban League, Nevada Partners, the Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation and the College of Southern Nevada to sponsor military veterans for the Criminal Justice Academy P.O.S.T. certification. Those interested in applying should complete a bailiff/deputy marshal application from the county website employment section http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/depts/human_resources/Pages/EmploymentOpportunities.aspx.
Tags: Chief Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez, Ed May, Gregory Stamey, Juan Amaraz, Kim Campling, Law enforcement employment, Law Enforcement Training, Michael Kyle, P.O.S.T. certified, Tom Newsome
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