Ninety recruits reported to the Kentucky State Police Academy in Frankfort Sunday to begin an intensive, 23-week training program designed to challenge them in body, mind and spirit, the State Police said.
Capt. David Jude, commander of the KSP Academy Branch, said that historically, about 20 percent of the cadets do not complete the program, but most of the rest go on to become Kentucky State Police troopers.
Thirty-five of the cadets have bachelor’s degrees and 10 have associate’s degrees. Twenty-eight have military experience and 12 have previous law enforcement experience.
The class is tentatively scheduled to graduate on Nov. 19.