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LINCOLN, R.I. -- Thirty-six police recruits stood out among 1,923 applicants. On Friday, those 36 will be sworn in as members of the Rhode Island State Police. The new state troopers have completed 22 weeks of training. On June 22, they began their intensive, paramilitary training, according to Lt. Col. Raymond S. White Jr. At 6 p.m. Friday, they will graduate at a ceremony at the Community College of Rhode Island's Flanagan Campus in Lincoln. After graduation, they will receive Field Training from experienced troopers before they begin their solo patrols, the state police said. Along with family and friends of the graduates, others also expected to attend include Col. Brendan P. Doherty, superintendent of the state police, Governor Carcieri and Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch. The following men and women are scheduled to graduate:
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Governor? What state hiring freeze?
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And we're not broke enough in this state? What is the justification for all these cops? Aren't local police enough?? Glad I'm leaving this state in 1 year
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