Two Plumas County men have successfully completed cadet training at the California Highway Patrol Academy.
Jaden Lee Bok, of Portola, graduated from Portola Junior-Senior High School in 2021. Prior to attending the CHP Academy, he was employed as an assistant golf professional at Plumas Pines in Graeagle.
Travier Ross graduated from Quincy Junior-Senior High School in 2009. Prior to attending the CHP Academy, he received an Associate of Science degree in health and exercise from Feather River College.
Both men have been assigned to duty at the CHP’s Santa Rosa area office.
At the CHP Academy, cadet training starts with nobility in policing, leadership, professionalism and ethics, and cultural diversity. Training also includes mental illness response and crisis intervention techniques. Cadet instruction covers patrol operations, crash investigation, first aid and the arrest of suspected violators, including those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The cadets also receive training in traffic control, report writing, recovery of stolen vehicles, assisting the motoring public, issuing citations, emergency scene management and knowledge of various codes including the Vehicle Code, Penal Code and Health and Safety Code.
The mission of the California Highway Patrol is to provide the highest level of safety, service and security.
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