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| Windham Police Officer Sam Pattee completed Basic Law Enforcement Training at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in December. COURTESY PHOTO |
Windham Officer Sam Pattee completed the training program and was selected to lead the class in reciting the Law Enforcement oath of ethics to conclude the ceremony for the cadets. He is a 2014 graduate of Windham High School where he starred as a member of the varsity football and baseball teams for the Eagles.
The 18-week intensive residential training program teaches and trains cadets to deal with the rigors of a law enforcement career. Pattee's class opened in August with 70 cadets, and 62 of them completed the program, including nine female cadets.
The academy trains officers to help fill the growing gap in recruitment and retention issues that are plaguing the law enforcement profession in Maine and across the country, according to a press release from the Maine Department of Public Safety.
Pattee joined the Windham Police Department in January 2021 and has completed a year of military deployment as a member of the U.S. Army Reserve since joining the force. <
The 18-week intensive residential training program teaches and trains cadets to deal with the rigors of a law enforcement career. Pattee's class opened in August with 70 cadets, and 62 of them completed the program, including nine female cadets.
The academy trains officers to help fill the growing gap in recruitment and retention issues that are plaguing the law enforcement profession in Maine and across the country, according to a press release from the Maine Department of Public Safety.
Pattee joined the Windham Police Department in January 2021 and has completed a year of military deployment as a member of the U.S. Army Reserve since joining the force. <
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