Three new Missouri Highway Patrol troopers have been assigned to work in Warren County. They are among 10 members of the patrol’s 103rd recruit class assigned to work in the Troop C area which …
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Three new Missouri Highway Patrol troopers have been assigned to work in Warren County.They are among 10 members of the patrol’s 103rd recruit class assigned to work in the Troop C area which covers the mid-Eastern part of the state including Warren County.New troopers assigned to Troop C in Warren County:Callie A. Judy, Columbia; Daniel C. Mahalik, Crystal Lake, Ill; and Jeffery G. Durbin, Paris, Mo.There were 39 troopers who graduated from the Patrol’s Law Enforcement Academy Friday, Dec. 30, 2016. The ceremony took place at 10 a.m. in the Patrol’s Law Enforcement Academy gymnasium.The 103rd Recruit Class reported to the academy on July 5, 2016. The new troopers report for duty in their assigned troops on Jan. 17.Gov. Jay Nixon provided the keynote address during the graduation ceremony.There were two troopers assigned to Troop C in Franklin County:Jacob M. Langley, Nixa; and Michael T. Soriano, Collinsville, Ill.Missouri State Highway Patrol
