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View the latest issues of The Informer, SCDPPPS' quarterly publication. |
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APRIL 2008
Criminal Justice Academy Graduates |

Completing the nine-week SC Criminal Justice Academy class on April 25th were (from left): Veronica N. Gist, Pickens County; James A. Graham, Anderson; Christian P. Hines, Richland; Tyson M. Milhouse, Barnwell. |
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| Agent Basic Graduates |

Graduating from the SCDPPPS Agent Basic class on April 11th were (in alphabetical order): Eden Castillo- Georgetown; Ashleigh David- Sumter; Grant Garmon- Sumter; Kenneth Manos- Richland; Caleb Gulledge- Richland; Edwina Greene- Richland; Brian Gallagher- Lancaster; Leonarde Cain- Orangeburg.
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| New Agents |

Graduating from the Criminal Justice Academy on April 4th were (from left): (Regional Director Chris Stepp); Mary C. Blackwood, Greenville County; Angela N. Levy, Sumter; Allan J. Norfus, Sr., Greenville; Brian N. Scales, Horry; Shawn A. Vile, Greenville.
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FEBRUARY 2008
Agent Basic Graduates |

Graduating from the SCDPPPS Agent Basic class on February 29th were (in alphabetical order): Justin Cohen, York; Jonathan Horne, Greenville; Brandy Morrell, Lancaster; Maurice Nelson, Sumter; Carla Oglesby, Anderson; Julia Pilgrim, Laurens; Frank Williams III, Sumter; Renje Zeeff II, Spartanburg.
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| New Agents |

Graduating from the SC Criminal Justice Academy on February 22nd were: Aaron W. Adams, York County; Susan E. Brace, Berkeley, (Deputy Director for Field Operations Jeff Cogdill); Kyle J. Radford, Aiken; Johnny G. Thrower, Orangeburg. |
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| PPP Agent Wins Criminal Justice Academy Honor |
Agent Kenneth K. Clarke of Greenville County was the recipient of the J.P. Strom Award for the Criminal Justice Academy class that graduated February 1st. This award is given to the
student who obtains the highest overall academic average, with a minimum of 96%, including the successful completion of all performance tests.
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| Criminal Justice Academy Graduates |
PPP Agents graduating from the SC Criminal Justice Academy on February 1st were (from left): Michael Jordan, York;
Eric Ashburn, York;
William Fordham, Richland; Deputy Director for Field Services Jeff Cogdill;
Jeremy Goodman, Greenwood;
Ashley Graham, Richland; and
Kenneth Clarke, Greenville.
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JANUARY 2008
Blood Drive a Success |

A total of 28 people "rolled up their sleeves" to donate blood at the Central Office during January - three more pints than a blood drive a few months ago. Participating offices were: Central, Lexington, Richland and Sumter counties.
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DECEMBER 2007
Agent Receives Her Badge |

Miranda Ware of Greenville County received her badge on December 14 th after graduation ceremonies at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. She is standing with Greg Stewart, Assistant Agent-in-Charge of Greenville County. |
| New Class of Agent Basic Graduates |

A new class of 20 prospective Agents graduated from Agent Basic class December 21st. They will now go to the SC Criminal Justice Academy for nine weeks, after which they will receive their badges as SCDPPPS agents.
They are (in alphabetical order):
Ra’Shad Brown, Chester; Adam Davis, Anderson; Rhonda Elliott, Horry; Veronica Gist, Pickens; James Graham, Anderson; Christian Hines, Richland; Kerri Legette, Aiken; Angela Levy, Sumter; Tyson Milhouse, Barnwell; Allan Norfus, Greenville; Crystal Owens, Richland; Matthew Pequegnat, Beaufort; Michelle Rice, Orangeburg; Eugene Rodillo, Richland; Brian Scales, Horry; Brett Schoem, Charleston; Thomas Smith, Greenville; Antiwan Thomas, Colleton; Shawn Vile, Greenville; Millicent Williamson, Greenville.
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| HOLIDAY SPIRIT AT PPP |
SCDPPPS employees Dawn Nichols (left) and Loretta Goodwin wrap presents for the Agency's Families Helping Families Christmas goodwill effort.
For the past several years, SCDPPPS has participated in the Families Helping Families Project in an effort to reach out to Midlands area families who, because of limited resources, face the prospect of a rather bleak holiday season. This effort is a joint venture of the Palmetto Project, The Salvation Army, IKON Office Solutions and WIS-TV.
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