The Dover Police Department is proud to announce the graduation of three recruits from the Delaware State Police Academy after completing six months of training. The new officers, who were officially sworn in by Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen on Monday, will begin in-house(Phase II) training at the Dover Police Department. The secondary training is designed to teach the new officers policies and procedures specific to the City of Dover Police Department. Upon completion, the new officers will begin a 10-week Field Training program where each will work with experienced officers during that time. Once each officer has satisfied their respective training requirements, they will be released to their designated patrol units.
-Cpl. Mark Hoffman
Public Information Officer
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- Ptlm. Anthony Smith salutes Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Ptlm. Craig Mitchell salutes Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Ptlm. Antonio D’Errico salutes Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Ptlm. Anthony Smith has his badge pinned by Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Ptlm. Craig Mitchell has his badge pinned by Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Ptlm. Antonio D’Errico has his badge pinned by Chief Paul Bernat at the Delaware State Police Academy Graduation
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- Left to Right: Ptlm. Anthony Smith, Ptlm. Craig Mitchell, and Ptlm. Antonio D’Errico prepare to be sworn in by Mayor Robin Christiansen
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- Ptlm. Antonio D’Errico is sworn in by Mayor Robin Christiansen
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- Ptlm. Craig Mitchell sworn in by Mayor Robin Christiansen
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- Ptlm. Anthony Smith is sworn in by Mayor Robin Christiansen
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- Left to Right: Chief Paul Bernat, Ptlm. Craig Mitchell, Ptlm. Antonio D’Errico, Ptlm. Anthony Smith, and Mayor Robin Christiansen
