7/16/17 Tyler Police Department Explorers Meeting by Sarah A. Miller
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Chris Jackson of Tyler, 17, attends the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. Jackson has been involved with the program for three years. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler police officer Kerri Long teaches Pricila Gutierrez of Tyler, 18, about proper handcuffing procedure during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler Police Department Community Response Officer Shane Jasper instructs students on proper handcuffing procedures during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler Police Department Community Response Officer Shane Jasper instructs students on proper handcuffing procedures with Judah Wilson, 16, of Bullard, during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler Police Department Community Response Officer Shane Jasper instructs students on proper handcuffing procedures during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Edvin Gutierrez, 19, of Tyler, listens to instructions during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler Police Department Community Response Officer Shane Jasper instructs students on proper handcuffing procedures during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Xavier Johnson, 16, Judah Wilson, 16, Alexis Gonzales, 15, Edvin Gutierrez, 19, and Chris Jackson, 17, listen to instructions during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler Police Department Community Response Officer Shane Jasper instructs students on proper handcuffing procedures during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Students practice proper handcuffing procedures during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Pricila Gutierrez of Tyler, 18, practices handcuffing during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Students Judah Wilson and Rito Ocanas practice handcuffing during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
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Edvin Gutierrez, 19, and Chris Jackson, 17, listen to instructions during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. Gutierrez and Jackson have both been in the Explorer program for three years. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Vanessa Tiscareno, 16, of Tyler, asks a question during the Tyler Police Department's Explorer Post No. 310 meeting June 28, 2017. The program meets every Tuesday and allows students to explore careers in law enforcement. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)