Police academy graduates from Carbon County presented to county

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Graduates from Carbon County of the first class of the police academy that was donated to the state by Larry Miller pose along with their bosses. Pictured are Price Police Chief Aleck Shilaos along with officer Jesse Carlton; Wellington Police Chief Lee Barry with officer Marcus Bott; East Carbon Police Chief Sam Leonard along with offier Joseph Fryer; and Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova along with deputy Jason Llewelyn.

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