Penn State Deputy Sheriff Basic Training Video

Ever wondered what a Pennsylvania deputy sheriff does to prepare for the job?

Here is a 19-minute video highlighting Penn State Justice and Safety Institute's Deputy Sheriff Basic Training Academy.

From first aid and crime scene investigation to firearms and defensive tactics, JASI's diverse group of instructors have trained thousands of deputies in partnership with the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency and its Deputy Sheriffs' Education and Training Board.

Deputies can participate in a 19-week basic training program or a two-week waiver program for deputies with previous police training.

For more information on these and other Penn State Justice and Safety Institute programs, visit: www.jasi.outreach.psu.edu

Produced by: Jamie Curott

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Penn State
• Penn State Outreach
• Penn State JASI
• criminal justice
• deputy training
• law enforcement

[TotesMagotes]

... None of my Criminal Justice Instructors told me that I'd get to play with Lego blocks...

I've never wanted to be a sherrif more than I do now.... :)

[conshytug]

Very nicely produced and accurate, great job.

[xXxmrllxXx]

@AGRIF01 Because every sheriff in the state attends that academy, and they all have different uniforms. Upon completion of the academy you wear your departments uniform. Hope that clears it up for you.

[moelicious416]

@AGRIF01 probably cause they are all assigned to fdifferent units. one may be specifically for the jails, while another colured unfirom may represent court sheriffs.

[AGRIF01]

Why at the end they have different uniform on

[theyhavedoneusin]

Scary!