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Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office welcomes back WVSP graduates

By Danielle Sandler,

21 days ago

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WV (WVNS) — Two officers that graduated from the West Virginia State Police Academy were welcomed back recently by the Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputy Aaron Davis and Deputy Bradley Walls were proudly welcomed back on Friday, April 26, 2024. They were part of the 195th Basic Police Training Class, which was made up of 44 police officers that came from across the state.

The Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office is proud of these officers and how successful they have become and all the achievements they have reached.

The Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office is excited to seeing the service they will continue to provide and their service to the communities and residents of Greenbrier County.

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