First Graduating Class, 1972 Northeast Alabama Police Academy 3
Jacksonville State University was home to the Northeast Alabama Police Academy in 1972. All newly hired police and law enforcement officers in Alabama were required to attend police academy before being accepted permanently by their departments. Shown are the twenty-four officers in the academy'...
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Jacksonville State University, Houston Cole Library
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| Online Access: | https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/41780 |
| Summary: | Jacksonville State University was home to the Northeast Alabama Police Academy in 1972. All newly hired police and law enforcement officers in Alabama were required to attend police academy before being accepted permanently by their departments. Shown are the twenty-four officers in the academy's first graduating class. Identified is James Jackson, Assistant Chief of Jacksonville Police Department and Assistant Director of the JSU School of Law Enforcement. (circa December 8, 1972) |
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