Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office welcomes 6 new deputies

SBSO Deputy Swearing In Ceremony — Scott Sheahen / KEYT

By Scott Sheahen

May 20, 2020 4:05 pm

Published May 20, 2020 11:51 am

LOMPOC, Calif. -- The Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office swore in six new deputies Wednesday. The deputies recently completed their training at Allan Hancock College.

William Peters lead the graduating class receiving three awards, one of which was class valedictorian. Lizbet Hernandez graduated as most inspiration for the class.

The six deputies will now start patrolling Santa Barbara County during their field training.

15 law enforcement trainees graduated Wednesday, 6 from Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office, 2 from Lompoc Police, 2 from San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Office, 2 independently sponsored students, 1 from Arroyo Grande Police, 1 from Grover Beach Police and 1 from Pismo Beach Police.

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