Three New Officers
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Three new officers hit the road with the Keller Police Department.  Officers Amanda Baker, Brent Cross, and Christina Krause have finished the department’s 14-week field training program and will now assume their responsibilities as patrol officers.  

Officer Baker is a Keller resident and graduate from Keller High School and Texas A&M University.  She had set her goal to be a Keller police officer several years ago and interned with the department while she was in college.  Officer Cross is a graduate from Richland High School and served in the US Marine Corps.  Officer Krause is a University of North Texas graduate and was a History teacher prior to becoming a police officer. 

It takes over 32 weeks of training before a person can assume the responsibilities of a police officer. Join me in welcoming these three individuals, who bring different experiences and diversity to our police force. 

 Officers Baker, Cross, and Krause receive their Oath of Office
from Chief Mark R. Hafner

Upon successful completion of this in-service training, the Chief of Police administers the Police Officer's Oath of Office in a ceremony witnessed by invited guests, family members, and other department and city staff members.  The officer is invited to select a family member to pin on the new officer's first badge of office.

If you happen to meet one of these new officers, please take the time to congratulate them for their efforts and welcome them to the City of Keller.

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