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May 13, 2023
2:00 pm

Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office welcomes back academy graduate

PRESS RELEASE:

The Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office welcomes back one of their officers who graduated from
the West Virginia State Police Academy on Friday, May 12, 2023.

Deputy Kaleb Helmick was a member of the 192nd Basic Class at the Academy which was
comprised of forty-six police officers from across the state.

(L-R) Chief Deputy Josh Martin, Deputy T. T. Hyatt, Deputy Kaleb Helmick, Corporal M. T. Doss and
Sheriff Bruce Sloan.

The Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office is proud of Kaleb for his efforts and accomplishment.
We look forward to his many years of professional service to the citizens of Greenbrier County.

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