Mangano Swears In 154 Police Recruits

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Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano swore in a new class of 154 Nassau County Police Recruits at Police Headquarters in Mineola.

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154 men and women were sworn-in as Nassau County Police recruits.

Photo by: Nassau County Police Department, via Facebook.

Mineola, NY - June 2, 2016 - Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano swore in a new class of 154 Nassau County Police Recruits at Police Headquarters in Mineola. The recruits will undertake 7 ½ months of rigorous training that will prepare them to patrol the streets of Nassau County.

Just two days ago, County Executive Mangano and Acting Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter presented certificates of completion to 185 police graduates that had successfully completed their Police Academy training, which was the largest class of graduates in over 20 years.

“Nassau County residents enjoys one of the lowest crime rates in the nation thanks to the dedicated men and women of the Police Department,” said County Executive Mangano. “Nassau County Police Officers are known for their professionalism and expertise in intelligence led policing. As County Executive I take great pride in our Police Department and I wish these recruits tremendous success as our residents are counting them.”