It has been a long and fulfilling journey for Camille Cutler. Later this week, the 29-year old will join dozens of other recruits and graduate from 100th class at the San Diego Regional Law Enforcement Academy at Miramar College.
Watch this video to hear Camille talk about her time at the academy and what inspired her to become a deputy for the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
Since 1980, The San Diego Regional Law Enforcement Academy has successfully prepared graduates for careers with the Sheriff's Department and other local and national law enforcement agencies.
Sheriff Bill Gore says he is proud of his agency's long association with Miramar College.
"The San Diego Regional Law Enforcement Academy continues to give our deputies the solid foundation they need to protect our community and proudly represent the Sheriff's Department," said Gore.
Nearly 1,500 San Diego County Sheriff's Deputies have been trained at the academy.
Put a star in your future! Become a Sheriff's Deputy. To learn about careers with the Sheriff's Department, go to joinsdsheriff.net.
