Lincoln University To Get Police Academy (ft. LU associate professor Darius Watson)

News Tribune on Tap

Oct 09 2020 | 00:05:34

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Show Notes

Lincoln University's proposal to establish a law enforcement training academy recently received preliminary approval. LU associate professor Darius Watson, who has been working on the idea with LU Police Chief Gary Hill and associate professor Joseph Steenbergen, shares details about the university's plans for the program and what it would mean for the Jefferson City campus and surrounding community.

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