Fayetteville Citizens Police Academy graduates recognized

May 26, 2019

Ben Nelms

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Graduates of the most recent Fayetteville Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy were recognized May 16 by the Fayetteville City Council. The large group includes, from left, Sam Howard, Sandra Howard, Marie Charles (back), Robert Duell, Thomas Rivera, Sharon Smith, Mayor Ed Johnson, Chantel Hendricks, Brian Hendricks, Kathryn Gonzalez, Councilman Paul Oddo, Thomas Scalf, Beatrice Scalf, Councilman Harlan Shirley, Janelle Todman, Councilwoman Kathleen Brewer (participant in CPA), Councilman Scott Stacy (back), Geneva Walker, Mayor Pro Tem Rich Hoffman, Joe Domaleski, Officer Eddie Hernandez and Officer Rick Gaines. Photo/Ben Nelms.

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