Keller's own Deputy Chief Jared Lemoine has made a noteworthy return from the FBI National Academy, renowned for its commitment to enhancing the capabilities of law enforcement leaders. Keller Public Safety took to social media to celebrate Lemoine's accomplishment, highlighting his participation in advanced training that focuses on communications, leadership, and fitness.
Lemoine reportedly expressed his gratitude for the experience, noting that, “Over the past 11 weeks, it has been a profound privilege to learn, grow, and collaborate with law enforcement executive leaders representing jurisdictions from across the United States and around the world,” as per the announcement on Keller Public Safety's Facebook post. The program he completed is known for fostering a higher standard of law enforcement proficiency and promoting international cooperation.
The session that saw Deputy Chief Lemoine's graduation was the 296th of the National Academy and included participants from across the U.S. and 24 other nations. The training was carried out at the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, Virginia, which also serves as the training ground for recruits to the FBI.
