112th Basic Academy Graduates Officers

The Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office law enforcement training academy graduated another class of recruits today in Lake Charles. The 112^th Basic Academy consist of police officers from the 5 parish area.

Let me tell you this is no cupcake academy! I went to this academy back in 1997 as a Deputy with the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office and graduated in the 61st basic academy. It's a combination of physical fitness, firearms and a lot of book work learning the statutes and laws of Louisiana.

Here is a list of all the cadets that graduated today:

Nicholas Console, Sulphur Police Department, was selected class president of the 112^th Basic Academy.

The Highest Scholastic Average honor was awarded to Sabrina Benoit, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Firearms awards were presented to:
Nicholas Console, first; Sulphur Police Department
Randy Langley, Jr., second; Sulphur Police Department
Caleb Young, third; Lake Charles City Police Department
Defensive Tactics Honor was presented to Naquan Senegal, Welsh Police Department.
Officers graduating after completing 320 hours of instruction are as follows:
Louis Johnson, Jermaine Tyler – Beauregard Parish Sheriff’s Office
Sabrina Benoit, Craig Guillory, Jr., Ana Jones, Amber Kelly, Jesse Morris, Samantha Sanchez, Anthony Williams, Enrico Williams - Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office
Jeremy Cain, Toby Landry – Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Office
Monique Pagan – Harbor Police Department
                                Laura Alcaraz, Kalob Schexnyder, Jody Thibeaux - Jeff Davis Sheriff’s Office
Jonathan Hebert– Jennings Police Department
                        Logan Mills, Caleb Young – Lake Charles Police Department
Nicholas Console, Wilton Harmon, Lauren Langner, Randolph Langley, Jr. –Sulphur Police Department
                        Justin Brown – Ward 3 Marshal’s Office
                        Samuel Herndon, Naquan Senegal – Welsh Police Department
Eric LeBoeuf, Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Office, and Lindsey Francis, Everett Kratzer, Welsh Police Department graduated after completing 90 hours of refresher courses.