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On Monday, 16 new Tulsa Police Officers graduated from the Tulsa Police Academy.

The Apprentice Police Officers, or APOs, spent more than six months going through the Tulsa Police Academy. Upon graduation, they officially became OITs, or Officers in Training, and will now undergo 16 weeks of field training. It's a full 11 months after they walk into the academy until their initial training is complete.

Our new Police Officers earned bachelor's degrees from colleges near and far, including The University of Tulsa, Rogers State University, Christendom College, Oklahoma State University, University of Central Oklahoma, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Oklahoma Baptist University, Northeastern State University, Central Washington State, New Mexico State University, and The University of Oklahoma!

Mayor Monroe Nichols, Public Safety Commissioner Laurel Roberts, and Chief Dennis Larsen spoke at the graduation ceremony.

Please join us in congratulating our newest Officers!

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