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Fifty-one cadets of the 99th Cadet Class successfully completed their journey through the Louisiana State Police (LSP) Training Academy and are now state troopers, Louisiana State Police announced this morning.
Sixty-one cadets started the Academy on August 25, 2019, but 51 completed the 23-week course, according to news release be LSP.
Cadets received training in various subjects, including crash investigation, emergency vehicle operations, impaired driving detection, traffic incident management and leadership in addition to a rigorous physical training regimen during their time at the Academy, according to the release.
“Surrounded by family, friends and fellow Troopers, 51 of those cadets reached their goal this morning of receiving the distinguished badge of the Louisiana State Police,” reads the release.
The following is a list of graduates and their Troop assignments:
Troop A – Baton Rouge: Adam Alford, Brandon Blackburn, Paul Davis III, Dylan Doucet, Tomas Quintero, Christian Reed, Garrett Yetman
Troop B – Kenner: Eric Alsup Jr., Joshua Brant, Benjamin Gex IV, Henry Kirsch, David Lowe, Skyler Rauch, Matthew Subervielle
Troop C – Gray: Mark Charpentier, Blaine Landry, Mackenzie McKee, Cody Sager
Troop D – Lake Charles: Chester Austin, Daniel Battise, Shawn Donahoe, Matthew Gaspard, Brandon Jinks, Jason Lavender
Troop E – Alexandria: Caleb Gammel, Justin Jenkins, Cody McNeal, Jacelynn Sauce, Travis Williams
Troop F – Monroe: Justin Brazzel, Phillip Butcher Jr., Jacob Hale, Joshua May, James Pelley, Jordan Walsworth
Troop G – Bossier City: Daniel Albrecht, Nicholas Rowell, Cody Roy, Jonathan Smith
Troop I – Lafayette: Andrew Arton, Jordan Chapple, Peggy Jennings, Jameson Jordan, Chris Leger, Todd Rogers, Michael Starling
Troop L – Mandeville: Katherine Hanna, Jeffery Heriot, Andrew Hern, Lee Hunt, Freeman Ramsey II
The new trooper will deploy across the state, where they will participate in a 10-14 week field-training program while supervised by a veteran Louisiana State Trooper
For more information on the process of becoming a Louisiana State Trooper, visit the recruiting page: http://lsp.org/recruit.html, or contact your local LSP Public Information Officer at http://lsp.org/public.html.
The Louisiana State Police Commission is currently accepting applications. For more information on cadet testing, visit the Louisiana State Police Commission website at http://laspc.dps.louisiana.gov/laspc.nsf.
