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LCB spotlights academy graduates and field staff in video for National Police Week
Summary
The board viewed a short video with field staff testimonials (Victor Hopkins, Tye Anne Love King, Gabriel Fletcher) about joining the LCB and the agency’s role; presenters tied the video to National Police Week and face-to-face staff introductions.
As part of National Police Week, the Enforcement & Education Division closed its briefing with a short video of field officers describing their backgrounds and what they enjoy about the work. Video participants included Victor Hopkins, who said he has been with the agency for just under 10 years, Tye Anne Love King (who said she works in the retail liquor unit in the Northwest region), and Gabriel Fletcher (who identified himself as acting lieutenant for the Eastside Tobacco Tax Unit).
Presenters used the video to stress how LCB staff balance enforcement with community service, noting recent examples of officers providing first aid and volunteering in community programs. The board praised the presentation and encouraged divisions to share the recorded meeting and video internally so staff who could not attend could watch.
Speakers also reviewed academy and field training requirements (background checks, written and physical academy training, 19-week academy plus 14-week field training) and highlighted that the training and evidence units support both commissioned and non-commissioned staff.
