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Sheriff’s Deputy Completes Tactical Training at Justice Academy

Sheriff's Deputy Braxton T. Greene Receives Certification from Sheriff James Clemmons
Photo courtesy of Richmond County Sheriff's Office

ROCKINGHAM – Richmond County Sheriff’s Deputy Braxton T. Greene was recently awarded his certification for having completed tactical training at the North Carolina Justice Academy.

This certificate program is designed to recognize a training achievement of law enforcement professionals who have dedicated themselves to making the communities and neighborhoods safer for the citizens of North Carolina.

Program participants must be sworn members of a law enforcement agency and have at least two years of full-time law enforcement experience.

In order to be certified for this particular training achievement, a participant must complete 500 hours of training (to include a variety of tactical oriented courses) within five years of acceptance into the program.

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Richard White, training coordinator and director of the Tactical Program at the Justice Academy, says that “The program has been well-received by proactive law enforcement agencies.  Those completing the program have mastered important aspects of tactical training and have achieved a high level of professionalism for themselves and their organizations.  The commitment of Deputy Braxton T. Greene to complete this program is a direct example of his dedication to protect the community in which he serves.  His effort to stay in the forefront of tactical training is a direct reflection of the commitment of the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office to ensure that their officers are prepared to meet the day-to-day dangers faced by law enforcement officers today.”  

The North Carolina Justice Academy, with a campus in the east (Salemburg/ Sampson County) and one in the west (Edneyville/Henderson County), develops and conducts training courses for local and state law enforcement professionals on a continual basis. 

The Justice Academy provides training programs and technical assistance for law enforcement professionals through the five centers of the Training Division: Commission/In-Service; Investigations; Law Enforcement Leadership; Legal; and Tactical/Traffic.

The Justice Academy is a division of the North Carolina Department of Justice under the administration of Attorney General Josh Stein.



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