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Five New Lowell Troopers Received Their Cars for Solo Patrol

By: Indiana State Police Last Updated: February 6, 2018

Five-New-Lowell-Troopers-Received-Their-Cars-for-Solo-PatrolOn February 6th, 2018, thirty-two probationary troopers from the 77th Indiana State Police Recruit Academy class were issued their state police cars at the Indiana State Police Youth and Education and Historical Center in Indianapolis. Five of the officers are assigned to the Indiana State Police Lowell Post and start solo patrol in the district which covers Lake, Porter, La Porte, Newton, Jasper, Starke and Pulaski counties. The probationary officers recently completed a three month field training period with veteran troopers. They will serve a one year probationary period before attaining permanent status as a trooper.

In addition to the field training, the new officers received approximately 917 hours of structured training in law enforcement techniques when they were assigned to the Indiana State Police Recruit Academy. The curriculum included criminal law instruction, emergency vehicle operations training, psychology, traffic law, crash investigations, self-defense, first responder, and other general law enforcement related areas.

The new Lowell troopers now on solo patrol are:

For more information on becoming an Indiana State Police trooper go to www.in.gov/isp and click on the link “career opportunities.”