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On Friday, February 24, 2012, eighteen Cleveland County law enforcement officers graduated from Cleveland County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training program during a ceremony at Cleveland Mall’s Shelby Police Department Substation.
Crisis Intervention Team is an intensive 40-hour training curriculum that educates officers about a variety of mental illnesses, addictive diseases, and developmental disabilities. Officers learn how to better respond to an individual in mental crisis, and help those individuals receive care for the crisis.
The CIT Program is a state-wide initiative and is implemented by Cleveland Community College, MHA of Cleveland County, NAMI, Pathways LME and the Shelby Police Department.
Spring Crisis Intervention graduates include: Paul Alexander – KMPD, Marty Burton – Pathways, Harold Carpenter – KMPD, Christy Clark – CCSO, Stacey Costner - Mental Health of Cleveland County, Jason Dee – KMPD, Craig Earwood – SPD, Lisa Green – SPD, John Hamrick – SPD, Josh Hendrick – SPD, Melanie Hicks – CCSO, Chris Howington – SPD, Amos McClunney Jr. – CCSO, Greg McKinney – KMPD, Jeffery McNeely – CCSO, Seth Treadway – SPD, Aaron Vassey – CCC, Marshall Wiley – SPD.
Picture row 1, l-r: Shelby Police Chief, Jeff Ledford; Jason Dee, Annette Burston, Stacey Costner, Christy Clark, Melanie Hicks, Seth Treadway, Barbara Halsey, Lisa Green, Kings Mountain Police Chief, Melvin Proctor; John Hamrick. Row 2, l-r: Amos McCluney, Jr., Jeff McNeely, Marty Burton, Greg McKinney, Marshall Wiley, Pam Poteat, Josh Hendrick, Paul Alexander, Chris Howington, Craig Earwood, Harold Carpenter, Aaron Vassey, Wray Hamrick.
–Provided by Margo Greene
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