State police offer summer camp to teens
State police invited high school students to summer camp at police academy this year. During "Youth Week," 25 teenagers take part in a weeklong program on the training process that produces state troopers.
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Jul 10, 2015, 3:25 AM
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State police invited high school students to summer camp at police academy this year.
During "Youth Week," 25 teenagers take part in a weeklong program on the training process that produces state troopers.
This week, the state trooper cadets learned how to investigate a drunken driving crash. They also learned how to run a DUI checkpoint.
Some of the teens at the camp plan to pursue careers in law enforcement in the future.
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