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The Keiser University organizes the day of the criminal justice program

There too. Super fun. All right, Sandra thank you. Today Keizer University is happening, which gives students the opportunity to explore a career in law enforcement. Jossie Carbonare shows us how the students gain a real experience in real life. The students here get a first -hand eye, as it is to work in law enforcement authorities. Every year, Keizer University in West Palm Beach organizes a day of the criminal justice program for students who are interested in law enforcement authorities. The Sheriff's office of Palm Beach County even makes a special appearance with her helicopter and gave the students a look behind the scenes during the event. Doctor Alice Clark gave the students a look at an apparent streak. We have to teach you attention to detail, especially in forensics, because you don't want the wrong person to relax. You know what I say? So I taught my students that Olivia Rio, a newcomer to Keizer, the camaraderie, her inspiration from her grandmother, a NYPD police officer, Rio, and told us that she was now being passed on the torch, which she is proud. It is a blessing to step into your footsteps. And even now, until today, I learn things in class or I have this experience and can talk to her about her. And it's great because she remembers when she did such things in the field. It inspires me and it is what keeps me running and it is hoping for my future. And I'm happy to see where everything will lead me. Over 100 students were present. Reporting from West Palm Beach. I am jossi

The Keiser University organizes the day of the criminal justice program

The Keiser University in West Palm Beach is organizing an annual day of the penalty justice program and offers students a look at their career in law enforcement. says Dr. Alycee Clark, instructor for criminal justice and forensic science. “So I teach my students that, and I teach the commador. Everything here for a crime scene, they have their partners, they have their unit.” Your neighborhood: Local reporting from WPBF 25 Newsdhe Sheriff-Büro Beach County gives a special appearance with your helicopter with her helicopter. A blessing that they enter into their footsteps, “says Rijo.” Even now I still learn things in class or I have this experience and I can talk to her about her and it is great because she remembers when she did things in the field. It inspires me and it is what keeps me running and hopefully it is hopeful for my future and I am excited to see where over 100 students are able to make me able. “Headlines: Exclusive: Palms West Hospital to improve security after brutal beating the latest news updates with the WPBF 25 News app. You can download it here.

The Keiser University in West Palm Beach is organizing an annual day of the criminal justice program and offers students a look at the career in the law enforcement authorities.

“We have to teach you attention to detail, especially in forensics, because you don't want the wrong person to relax. You know what I say?” says Dr. Alycee Clark, instructor for criminal justice and forensic science. “So I teach my students and I teach the commador. Everything here for a crime scene, they have their partners, they have their unit.”

Your neighborhood: Local reporting of WPBF 25 News

The Sheriff's office in Palm Beach County meets special appearance with her helicopter and gives the students a look behind the scenes.

For Olivia Rijo, a newcomer to Keizer, her inspiration comes from her grandmother, a former police officer from the New York police authority.

“It is a blessing to step into her footsteps,” says Rijo. “Even now I am still learning things in class or I have these experiences and I can talk to her about her and it is great because she remembers when she did things in the field. It inspires me and it is what hopes for me and I hopefully see my future and I am excited to see where everything will bring me.”

Over 100 students take part in the event and gain valuable knowledge and experiences that could influence their future careers in law enforcement.

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Exclusive: Palms West Hospital to improve security after brutal beating the nurse

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