The Baltimore County Police Department’s 151st Recruit Class graduation will take place Thursday, June 13 at 7:30 p.m. The ceremony will take place at Loch Raven Senior High School, 1212 Cowpens Avenue, 21286.
County Executive Johnny Olszewski will make remarks, then Police Chief Terrence B. Sheridan will present the awards. Chief Terrence Sheridan, Sheriff R. Jay Fisher of the Baltimore County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Teresa Walter of the Havre de Grace Police Department, and Karen Kruger, Executive Director of the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions, will present the diplomas.
The Honorable Julie Ensor, Clerk of the Circuit Court, will administer the Oath of Office and the Reverend Paul Palazzi will preside over the benediction and adjournment.
The recruits trained for 27 weeks and will spend the next two years in the field as they apply the skills learned in the classroom.
The following is a list of the recruits and their assignments.
Precinct 2 Woodlawn
Officer Jonathan R. Carlone
Officer William E. Halstead
Officer Rachel S. Walker
Officer Demario D. Wright
Precinct 3 Franklin
Officer Cristobal W. Cordon
Precinct 4 Pikesville
Officer Alexandria N. Blouse
Officer Devin C. Frank
Officer Steven S. Medley
Precinct 6 Towson
Officer Robert C. Fitzgerald
Officer Gage M. Stewart
Precinct 8 Parkville
Officer Nicholas A. Borsa
Officer Dominick T. Catlette
Officer Anita U. Osifo
Officer Fatima Rode
Precinct 9 White Marsh
Officer Jessica N. Horne
Officer Tyler J. List
Officer Jonathan R. Miller
Precinct 11 Essex
Officer David J. Folderauer
Officer Hannah M. Koller
Officer Robert J. Mazzuca
Officer Colin J. Pabst
Precinct 12 Dundalk
Officer Anthony F. Bria
Officer Renato A. Lambruschini
Officer George S. Souranis
Officer Dalton J. Quigley
Officer Nicholas J. Zablocki
Baltimore County Sheriff's Office
Deputy Walter T. Christopher
Deputy Adam C. Schuster
Havre de Grace Police Department
Officer Jacqueline R. Dalton