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MetroEd law enforcement class prepares future public safety workers
Program provides Santa Clara County students with high school and adult occupational instruction
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While many remembered the six-month anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a group of high school students was getting an eyeful, as well as a noseful, of what defending people against crime involves. Students in Rico Sciaky's law enforcement class at the Central County Occupational Center/Program (CCOC/P) took a tour of the County Medical Examiner/Coroner's office March 11 as part of their training about policing and other public safety professions.
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News
City closes 'loophole' in its land use policy
Council agrees that it wonÍt 'pipeline' academy application.
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News
Sheriffs face suicide standoff
Man allegedly involved in domestic violence dispute committed suicide moments after being pulled over.
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Community
Eagle Scout builds kiosk for Campbell Public Library
Gareth Hughes found funding, supplies from local businesses.
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