Breaking In
Recruits swear to protect and serve
After months of training, 41 graduate, take places on forces
Brian Lewis⁄The Gazette
Newly sworn-in officers (from left) Douglas Barros, Carroll Batino and Mollie Brandenberry recite the Code of Honor at their graduation at Northwest High School on July 10.
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Oath of Honor
Montgomery County police training academy graduate from classes and move on to serve their communities. |
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