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Las Cruces Police Department to Launch Recruitment for New Academy Class

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The Las Cruces Police Department (LCPD) is set to open applications for its 57th Police Academy starting on July 6. This initiative aims to recruit new officers dedicated to community service, and notably, applicants do not need prior law enforcement experience. The recruitment drive is crucial for enhancing public safety and ensuring a well-staffed police force in Las Cruces, which is vital for maintaining community trust and safety.

Key Details: • Application period opens on July 6 • No prior law enforcement experience required • Focus on community service and public safety

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