Escambia County Sheriff’s Office celebrates Law Enforcement Training Academy graduation Class 24-02

ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. ( WKRG ) — The Escambia County Sheriff's Office celebrated 17 recruits last week after they completed ECSO's Law Enforcement Training Academy.

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According to an ECSO Facebook post , the recruits took the oath of office on Friday, Nov. 8, and became deputies during the third graduation ceremony for ECSO's Training Academy.

Each recruit's badge was pinned by a family member or friend followed by the oath of office.

The post said each new deputy engaged in state-of-the-art coursework, physical training, firearms training and other aspects of professional law enforcement.

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The new deputies were immersed in ECSO's culture, standards and policies from the first day of the training acdemy.

Here is a list of the 17 new deputies part of Class 24-02:

Deputy Bryson Caro

Deputy Joel Comans

Deputy Makayla Dicola

Deputy Cody Edward

Deputy Irwin Folgar

Deputy Alberto Garcia

Deputy Thomas Hurley

Deputy Lukas Jeffers

Deputy Daniel Lee

Deputy Dillon McMonigle

Deputy Taylor Neville

Deputy Cory O'Bryan

Deputy Nadia Panozo-Rocobado

Deputy Tyler Sammis

Deputy Lauryn Stuck

Deputy Caleb Toler

Deputy Logan Tyree

The ceremony was held at Marcus Pointe Baptist Church.

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