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Recruit Academy grads ready to start careers

By StarJournal
October 21, 2021
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Nicolet College recently graduated 13 students from its Law Enforcement Recruit Academy. Each is eligible to be certified by the Wisconsin Department of Justice as law enforcement officers. The 720-hour program included a mix of classroom and hands-on scenario training to give students the skills necessary to respond to a multitude of situations. Many of the graduates are already employed by area departments.

Pictured in front, Deputy Jacob Schleicher, Vilas County Sheriff’s Office; Tracy Priebe, Rhinelander; Deputy Alyssa Knabenbauer, Oneida County Sheriff’s Office; Deputy Austin Wadzinski, Oneida County Sheriff’s Office; Officer Jordan Hartman, Eagle River Police Department; Officer Ryan Montalto, Wausau Police Department; Deputy Andrew (AJ) Berg, Oneida County Sheriff’s Office.

In the second row, Deputy Thomas Mantsch, Forest County Sheriff’s Office; Officer Ryan Larsen, Rhinelander Police Department; Jordan Keeble, Crandon; Michael Bryner, Crandon; Officer Dustin Wichmann, Eagle River Police Department; and Heath Karaba, Rhinelander.

All 13 received technical diplomas; Keeble, Bryner and Karaba earned associate degrees in criminal justice-law enforcement from Nicolet. The next recruit academy starts in January. Anyone interested can contact academy director Tim Gerdmann at 715-365-4535 or email [email protected]

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