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Scout Camp Police Academy
The sounds of gunfire are heard over the camp of scouts in Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation. Eighty-one member between the ages of thirteen to twenty-one training in the shooting of 38-caliber revolvers, make forced marches on the road, climb the transformer poles ... All this - Police Research Academy.
Most of all it does not seem at the academy, and a marching camp. Participants wake up at half past five in the morning every morning - and rush to the warm-up, which is carried out ruthless military instructors.
25 photos from here
Thirteen Bruce Chandler remembers how scared he was in his first day in the camp. Recruits lined up against the wall and presented them to the trainers, who immediately began to lead the team and give unquestioning tone. "This is called a psychological attack," says seventeen Billy Vandermeer.
A police officer Tara Hedman said that training does not aim to scare recruits, and to teach them discipline.
1.Instruktor Brian Agulla from River County Sheriff's Office
The tariff for the stay in the camp is $ 120. Podrostokv taught orienteering, survey crime scenes, survival techniques, weapons handling and teamwork. All participants were divided into four teams - green, blue, red and yellow.
Police Academy training program is part of Girl Scouts. The organizers expect that the week spent in nature, without parental control and access to the usual technique, make teens more hardened and teach them the basic principles of survival, which can later be useful for those who want to make a career in securing the rule of law.
All participants in the program enthusiastic and assured that certainly will come next year.
2.Shestnadtsatiletny Justin Yenn trying to wake up in the morning line, which follows immediately after waking up at 5:30 in the morning.
3. Participants Academy built for a group photo.
4. Participants of the red team was ordered to do twenty push-ups after one of them accidentally turned to the women trainers "sir."
5.Vot look so hand of one of the participants after the morning exercise
6.Instruktor Rich Wilson teaches shooting seventeen Ali Shah of Delray.
7.Studenty preparing for shooting lesson.
8.Shestnadtsatiletny Luis Fernandez, one of the participants of the "green" team.
9.Chetyrnadtsatiletny Lenen Hopkins and sixteen Tabata Gerber.
10.Shestnadtsatiletnyaya Shoshanna Scott embraces instructor Sergeant Nicholas Guerreyro after the workout.
11.Eshli Sammersvil, right, during lessons on teamwork.
12.U each of the participants on the shirt written his name and the nickname given to instructors.
13.Dzhonni Radziul wakes participants rattling scoop on the bottom of the pan.
14.Nikolas Owens, one of the camp participants. Get up at half past five in the morning - it's just hard labor!
15.Sami instructors, however, get up even earlier and conducted exercises before dawn.
16.Starshy instructor Rick Moore oversees charging.
17.Instruktor Randy Nash, a police officer conducting a morning jog. Distance - mile.
18.Devochki returning to their houses, to freshen up after a morning exercise.
19.Semnadtsatiletny Serge Nicolas after morning exercises taking a shower.
20.Tereza McGregor washing dishes.
21.Uchastniki Academy breakfast.
22.Vo the classroom.
23.Instruktor Rick Moore welcomed the captain of the "red" team.
24.Uchastniki "green" team and their instructors.
25.Instruktor Sergeant Kevin Farrell congratulates sixteen Shoshanna Scott with the completion of a course of study at the academy.
26.Roditeli pictures of their children during the graduation ceremony.
27.Tseremoniya release
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Most of all it does not seem at the academy, and a marching camp. Participants wake up at half past five in the morning every morning - and rush to the warm-up, which is carried out ruthless military instructors.
25 photos from here
Thirteen Bruce Chandler remembers how scared he was in his first day in the camp. Recruits lined up against the wall and presented them to the trainers, who immediately began to lead the team and give unquestioning tone. "This is called a psychological attack," says seventeen Billy Vandermeer.
A police officer Tara Hedman said that training does not aim to scare recruits, and to teach them discipline.
1.Instruktor Brian Agulla from River County Sheriff's Office
The tariff for the stay in the camp is $ 120. Podrostokv taught orienteering, survey crime scenes, survival techniques, weapons handling and teamwork. All participants were divided into four teams - green, blue, red and yellow.
Police Academy training program is part of Girl Scouts. The organizers expect that the week spent in nature, without parental control and access to the usual technique, make teens more hardened and teach them the basic principles of survival, which can later be useful for those who want to make a career in securing the rule of law.
All participants in the program enthusiastic and assured that certainly will come next year.
2.Shestnadtsatiletny Justin Yenn trying to wake up in the morning line, which follows immediately after waking up at 5:30 in the morning.
3. Participants Academy built for a group photo.
4. Participants of the red team was ordered to do twenty push-ups after one of them accidentally turned to the women trainers "sir."
5.Vot look so hand of one of the participants after the morning exercise
6.Instruktor Rich Wilson teaches shooting seventeen Ali Shah of Delray.
7.Studenty preparing for shooting lesson.
8.Shestnadtsatiletny Luis Fernandez, one of the participants of the "green" team.
9.Chetyrnadtsatiletny Lenen Hopkins and sixteen Tabata Gerber.
10.Shestnadtsatiletnyaya Shoshanna Scott embraces instructor Sergeant Nicholas Guerreyro after the workout.
11.Eshli Sammersvil, right, during lessons on teamwork.
12.U each of the participants on the shirt written his name and the nickname given to instructors.
13.Dzhonni Radziul wakes participants rattling scoop on the bottom of the pan.
14.Nikolas Owens, one of the camp participants. Get up at half past five in the morning - it's just hard labor!
15.Sami instructors, however, get up even earlier and conducted exercises before dawn.
16.Starshy instructor Rick Moore oversees charging.
17.Instruktor Randy Nash, a police officer conducting a morning jog. Distance - mile.
18.Devochki returning to their houses, to freshen up after a morning exercise.
19.Semnadtsatiletny Serge Nicolas after morning exercises taking a shower.
20.Tereza McGregor washing dishes.
21.Uchastniki Academy breakfast.
22.Vo the classroom.
23.Instruktor Rick Moore welcomed the captain of the "red" team.
24.Uchastniki "green" team and their instructors.
25.Instruktor Sergeant Kevin Farrell congratulates sixteen Shoshanna Scott with the completion of a course of study at the academy.
26.Roditeli pictures of their children during the graduation ceremony.
27.Tseremoniya release
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