Academy Training Update! Class 46 is honing their skills in felony motor vehicle stops, a critical part of their training. With the help of interns from local colleges, they're diving into realistic scenarios to prepare for real-world challenges. Big thanks to our dedicated interns for lending a hand in shaping our future law enforcement professionals! #TrainingDay #LawEnforcement #RolePlaying #CommunitySupport @topfansCity of Bridgeport, CT - GovernmentDoingItLocal.comNews 12 ConnecticutJoe Gan

Class 46 commenced their first day at the Bridgeport Police Academy today. The day kicked off with recruits taking on a physical agility assessment, also known as the CHIP exam. Following their successful completion of this test, recruits faced a series of challenges, including a significant number of push-ups, burpees, and flutter kicks throughout the day. Training Academy Commander LT. Collazo extends his appreciation to the Plymouth Police Department, the Department of Energy and Environmenta

Training to become a police officer is rigorous, and experiencing OC spray is a crucial part of that preparation. It's a challenging experience, but it helps officers understand the effects firsthand and prepares them for real-life situations. Sending encouragement to Class 46 as they near the end of their training! #policetraining | Bridgeport Police Department

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