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Kent police swear in lateral officer, honor lifesavers and open community police academy registration
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Kent Police swore in Officer Guillermo Bosch, presented citizen commendations to two men who helped save a child, and announced registration for the April–June Community Police Academy.
The Kent Police Department swore in Officer Guillermo Bosch and presented chief’s commendations to two civilians credited with saving a child in December 2024. Police also opened registration for the department’s Community Police Academy, a 10-week program beginning April 1.
Chief Padilla presented Officer Guillermo Bosch, a lateral hire from the Honolulu Police Department, for swearing-in. Padilla said Bosch served four years in Honolulu, is originally from Spain, is fluent in seven languages, and values building trust in community policing. Bosch introduced his fiancée, Christina, during the brief…
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