CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – Charleston Police kicked off its leadership summit with the first lecture of a six-month-long education and training regime for leaders in local law enforcement.
The Leadership Summit program was a vision from former Chief Luther Reynolds to provide continued education and discussions for law enforcement in leadership roles.
Over the course of six months, captains and sergeants from across the state will attend lectures, do skills training, and each will do a capstone research project to graduate from the leadership summit. In total, they will spend 96 hours and dedicate two days a month to participating in the program…
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