Members of Los Angeles County sheriff’s academy Class 464 take an oath Friday during their graduation ceremony at East Los Angeles College.
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On graduation day Friday, 56 recruits from Class 464 of the L.A. County sheriff’s academy helped one another pin badges to blue or tan uniforms. During the ceremony, they stood, raised their right hands and repeated after Sheriff Robert Luna as they swore their oath. They stood up as recruits. Then Luna told them, “You may now be seated as peace officers for the state of California.”
From left, Jorge Valenzuela Jr., Xavier Sandoval, Oscar Mora and Kenneth Bryant prepare for the graduation ceremony.
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Yadira Fernandez, foreground, and other recruits get ready for weapons inspection at the graduation ceremony.
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Brendan Kilgore, left, checks formation.
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The graduates take an oath of allegiance.
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Oscar Mora puts on his badge.
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