Training Today for Safer Communities Tomorrow Central Texas College Police Academy cadets pushed their limits during live-fire firearms training last week, learning to react under pressure, move with precision, and stay focused even when live rounds were mixed with blanks. This hands-on training is about more than marksmanship. it’s about confidence, quick decision-making, and readiness for the field. 📺 Watch more from the training in the KWTX-News 10 video 📸 See photos from the class: https:/

TRAINING TODAY. PROTECTING TOMORROW. Central Texas College’s Police Academy Bravo Class learned intensive arrest and control techniques, an essential part of officer readiness. KWTX has the highlights. See class photos at https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCkVNU. Cadets will learn to investigate crime scenes this week. Spots are open for the next academy which starts Sept. 8. Apply by Aug. 29: https://shorturl.at/QQsLx #CTCPoliceAcademy #LawEnforcementTraining #WelcomeToWhatsNext | Central Texas College

Ayaan Mir son of Mohd Shabir, resident of Mendhar qualified UPSC CAPF (Assistant Commandant) exam, family extends warm welcome | Exclusive on POONCH TIMES | Report: Waseem Haidery | POONCH TIMES

23-year-old Ajay Kumar, son of a carpenter from the Remote Latti Village of Udhampur district, has cleared UPSC Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Assistant Commandant Examination 2024 with an All India Rank (AIR) of 60—the highest rank secured by any candidate from Jammu and Kashmir this year. | Daily Excelsior