Wilson Community College - Basic Law Enforcement Training

Patriot Day Flag Raising Ceremony 2026 🇺🇸

Cadets have been focused on Compliance and Control Tactics training. This training includes and covers practical arrest techniques and subject control methods for officers.

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128th Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy cadets recently went through CPR training. For more information about the BLET Academy, contact Al Crouse at [email protected] or 252-246-1215.

128th Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy cadets begin at 6AM daily. Cadets have begun fi****ms training. This specialized training includes fundamental firearm handling, safety protocols, marksmanship skills for both day and night conditions, and more. For more information about the BLET Academy, contact Al Crouse at [email protected] or 252-246-1215.

The 128th Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy 👮‍♀️🚓👮🏿‍♂️ began this morning. Help us give the new cadets a warm welcome to the Wilson Community College family! For more information about the BLET Academy, contact Al Crouse at [email protected] or 252-246-1215.

Congratulations to the graduates of the 127th Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy! 🚓👮

Applications are being accepted for the 128th Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy. Training begins July 7. Submit your application today! For more information, contact Al Crouse at [email protected] or 252-246-1215.

Last week cadets went through their first assessment for the POPAT, or Peace Officer Physical Abilities Test. This physical assessment is designed to evaluate the fitness of law enforcement candidates. The POPAT includes running, obstacle courses, weight carrying, and other exercises that mimic police work. For more information about the BLET Academy, contact Al Crouse at [email protected] or 252-246-1215.

As a part of crowd management training, BLET cadets are introduced to riot control agents CS and CN. As a part of this training, they are exposed to CN gas in an indoor confined setting as well as CS gas in an outdoor setting. Exposure to these irritants gives the cadets a realistic experience of the effects on individuals should it become necessary to deploy them. Cadets are also trained to use different line formations to control a crowd.
If you’d like to learn more about WCC Basic Law Enforcement Training, contact Al Crouse at 252-246-1215 or [email protected].