COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy trains more than 1200 law enforcement officers each year, but after closing for seven weeks in March due to COVID-19 that n… ...

Officers hired by HCPD in October 2018 won’t be out on patrol until a year after they were hired, but according to the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, that’s all going to change as it ...

Future South Carolina officers go through training at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy over the span of 12 weeks.

States across the country are experiencing a shortage of law enforcement. And unfortunately in South Carolina the situation is no different. However, the state’s criminal justice academy is r… ...

Nearly one-third of all 2020 South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy graduates have left their jobs on the force, according to the academy's director, Jackie Swindler.

On Monday, Horton became a member of the Gifford Police Department, and he’s currently active as a Class 1 law enforcement officer, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy records show.

Ansay joined the sheriff's office on Oct. 30, 2023 and graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy as a Class 1 officer on March 15, 2024.

On Monday, Horton became a member of the Gifford Police Department, and he’s currently active as a Class 1 law enforcement officer, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy records show.

The 24-year-old deputy joined the Florence County Sheriff's Office on Oct. 30, 2023. Ansay graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy as a Class 1 officer on March 15, 2024.

On Monday, Horton became a member of the Gifford Police Department, and he’s currently active as a Class 1 law enforcement officer, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy records show.

On Monday, Horton became a member of the Gifford Police Department, and he’s currently active as a Class 1 law enforcement officer, South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy records show.