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June 24, 2009 - High School Students Experience Trooper Training; Michigan District of Kiwanis Student Trooper Program is in Lansing

Contact:  Josephine Klotz, Training Academy, (517) 322-6319
Agency: State Police


LANSINGThis week, 53 Michigan high school students are experiencing the training needed to become Michigan State Police (MSP) troopers during the 34th annual Michigan District of Kiwanis Student Trooper Program.  The program began on June 21 at the MSP Training Academy in Lansing and will conclude with a graduation ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on June 26.  

Between wake-up at 5 a.m. and lights-out at 10 p.m., the students are learning about traffic and criminal law, defensive tactics, firearms and marksmanship fundamentals, first-aid, water safety, narcotics, search and seizure, patrol tactics, crash investigations, law enforcement career opportunities, forensic science, conservation law, underwater recovery, and leadership.

"We try to give these students a glimpse of what it takes to become a Michigan State Police trooper," said First Lieutenant Michael Krumm of the MSP Training Academy.  "The focus on law enforcement fundamentals and the structured aspect of the program help promote the importance of education and build teamwork."

The school is designed for highly motivated young men and women who are seriously interested in a career in law enforcement.  Each student is sponsored by one of the Michigan District of Kiwanis Clubs located throughout the state.  The school is hosted by the MSP with assistance from deputies and officers from other Michigan police agencies.

Students accepted to the 34th Michigan District of Kiwanis Student Trooper Program include:

Kiwanis Club

Name

Albion

David Seedorf

Alger County

Jesse Bonner

Allen Park

Charles Cobble, Adam Stromberg, and Josh Tyler

Battle Creek

Spencer Owens

Blissfield

Coty Lemley

Brooklyn

Fancy Letts

Cadillac

Jonathan Carney

Caledonia

Ryan Anderson

Colonial Plymouth

Alex Winn

Dearborn

Marisa Blackmore

Dearborn Heights

Alan Ward

Dearborn Outer Drive

Brennen Blevins

Gladwin

Jordan Husted

Golden K of Grand Rapids

Lucas Hoffman

Grand Rapids North

Jonathan Spanding and Jacob Worden

Hillsdale

Brian Green and Justin Carr

Holt

Kalea Frisbie Horton and Jamie Hay

Jackson

Brandon Ahlbaum and Sylvia Sokolowski

Jackson Northwest

Dalton Smaga

Lac Ste. Claire

David Mazey

Ludington

Joseph Sterling

Manistee

Jesse  VanderBie

Midland

Gideon Paetz

Mt. Pleasant

Joseph Covarrubias

Newberry

Steven Pinter

Niles-Southwestern

Cody Floor

Owosso

Daniel Roy

Oxford-Orion

Melanie Crumbaugh

Richmond

Aaron Fuller

Royal Oak

Alexander Orozco and Corrine Dubetz

Saginaw Thomas Township

Jordan Kreh

Sandusky

Joshua Williams

Shelby-Macomb Daybreakers

John Amore and Matthew Nemer-Kaiser

South Haven

Blaine McGowan

Southgate

James Nowell and Matthew Kowal

St. Johns

Corbin Tokarchick

Sterling Heights

Matthew Bortnem

Strugis

Steven Johnson

Utica-Shelby Township

Alexandra Wegmann and Elliott Edwards

West Branch

Shayne Janis

Westside Kalamazoo & Kalamazoo County G.K.

Harris Edwards III

Wyandotte Sunrise

Michael Reyna

Wyoming-Southkent

Joseph Houseman

SPECIAL NOTE:  Hometown media representatives wishing to spend time with a particular student from their coverage area may do so by contacting Ms. Josephine Klotz at (517) 322-6319.



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