WORCESTER – Quinsigamond Community College (QCC) held the graduation of its second police academy class on April 27 and reports all 17 students have secured employment.
One student awaits an official hiring date before announcing the hiring department.
The 17 students and their new employer are:
- Antonio Baez-Quero – Assumption University Police Department
- Jorge Duque Beltran – Holy Cross College Police Department
- Eric Esteves – Ware Police Department
- Andrew Frimpong – Wayland Police Department
- Riniel Liriano – Sutton Police Department
- Jeffrey McCray – Wayland Police Department
- Derek Mendes – Quinsigamond Community College Police Department
- Klevis Nako – Shirley Police Department
- Nicholas Nuttall – Assumption University Police Department
- Marcos Oliveira – Maynard Police Department
- Richard Reuss – Framingham State University Police Department
- Labady Riviere – (waiting for official hiring date)
- Duche Romeus – Salem State University Police Department
- Ivette Marily Rosa – Worcester State University Police Department
- Derek Sorensen – Littleton Police Department
- Michael St. Martin – West Boylston Police Department
- Brendan Sweitzer – Westborough Police Department
“We are delivering highly skilled officers to communities across the Commonwealth,” said QCC’s Chief of Police and Director of the Police Academy, Kevin Ritacco. I’m so proud of our graduates and this program,”
Th QCC Police Academy course holds classes on weeknights and weekends. Graduates are eligible for entry-level hiring into a law enforcement agency, pending a department’s specific requirements and standards.
Learn more about the QCC Police Academy program here.
