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Every year the North Carolina Association
of Law Enforcement Explorers (N.C.A.L.E.E.) sponsors a “Mini Police Academy”,
where the explorers can go and learn what it is like to become a police officer. The Academy is a week long event held at
the North Carolina Justice Academy in
Salemburg, North Carolina. The Academy takes place during
the end of June, where the explorers attend training classes, physical fitness, drill ceremony, and practical scenarios. The
Academy strives on teaching “Teamwork & Discipline” as a way to better themselves. So the motto of the academy
is:
TEAMWORK AND DISCIPLINE
BE GOOD OR BE GONE
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For More Information on the North Carolina Justice Academy:
Class topics include:
BASIC CLASS
Constitutional law
Criminal
investigation
Crowd management
Ethics
Justice
System
Resume Techniques
ADVANCED CLASS
Court Demeanor
CPR/AED Training
Domestic
Crisis Intervention
Firearm Safety/Training
Resume Techniques
Traffic Enforcement
Graduates from Post 262 for 2006:
BASIC CLASS:
Kenny Cohee
Kyle Purser
ADVANCED CLASS:
Alex Garcia
Graduates from Post 262 for 2007:
BASIC CLASS:
Christiane Andreano
ADVANCED CLASS:
Alex Garcia
Kyle Purser
Graduates from Post 262 for 2008:
BASIC CLASS:
Charlene Burch
Edna Lowery
Bruce Plasencia
ADVANCED CLASS:
Alex Garcia
CO-PRESIDENT:
Kyle Purser
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