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Story Created: Jul 1, 2009 at 7:08 AM CST

Story Updated: Jul 1, 2009 at 7:08 AM CST

The next class of cadets is set to graduate from the Corpus Christi Police Academy in about one-month.  But first, the 14 officers must successfully complete a special training exercise aimed at testing their ability to handle stressful situations that they might encounter in the field.  The scenarios include everything from domestic disturbances to riot control.  Joe Gazin was on hand as the cadets underwent this training at Tuloso-Midway Primary School. 

Wednesday, Jul 1 at 3:39 PM G. Fuentes wrote ...

Keep up the good work guys

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 12:04 PM Good Luck Cadets! wrote ...

Good luck cadets! keep up the hard work!

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 11:55 AM D.Hopkins wrote ...

Keep up the good work CCPD cadets.

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 11:52 AM Way to go cadets! wrote ...

Thank you cadets!

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 11:51 AM J. Sosa wrote ...

Keep up the good work cadets!

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 11:50 AM mrs. salazar wrote ...

Good job CCPD cadets. Thank you and keep up the good work!

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 11:48 AM sandra wrote ...

Way to go cadets! Corpus Christi Thanks you and looks forward to you helping citizens in our city real soon!

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Wednesday, Jul 1 at 10:25 AM Good Job Cadets! wrote ...

Good job CCPD cadets. You have made it through a tough training process and are nearly done. The end is in sight! Keep up the good work!!

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