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Holbrook Police Department welcomes two new officers

Tribune Staff

| December 14, 2021

Printed in the December 15, 2021 edition

Photo courtesy of Holbrook Police DepartmentHolbrook Police welcome officers Joseph Montemayor (center) and Ryan Larson (far right) who graduated from the Northeast Arizona Law Enforcement Academy in Taylor last week. Also pictured are Police Chief Nathan Christensen (left), Officer Fernando Alvarado and Lieutenant Jedediah Koon (second from right). These new officers started their field training this week.