Class Twenty-One Graduates Ready for Duty | Santa Barbara News
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Class Twenty-One Graduates Ready for Duty | Santa Barbara News
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Eight cadets just graduated from Allan Hancock College’s intense 260-hour CORE Custody Academy, mastering arrest techniques, CPR, emergency procedures, and report writing—all in just six weeks. More than just job prep, this program trains future public servants for the real demands of custody work. Graduates like valedictorian Mark Escobedo praised the grit and camaraderie that carried them through. Seven of the eight are now headed straight to Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office roles—proving this academy is a direct pipeline to frontline service. Class Twenty-One is officially on duty, ready to serve.
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