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Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police 
" Maurice T. Turner Jr. Metropolitan Police Academy "
M.P.A. Location:
4665 Blue Plains Drive, SW
Washington, D.C.
Phone Number: 202.645,6669

There are FIVE branches to the academy and they are:

Academic Services Branch
Continuing Education Branch
Specialized Training Branch
Firearms Branch
Media Productions Branch
( Including Academy Recruits )
ACADEMIC  SERVICES  BRANCH :
CONTINUING  EDUCATION  BRANCH :
SPECIALIZED  TRAINING  BRANCH :
MEDIA  PRODUCTIONS  BRANCH :
FIREARMS  BRANCH :
I HAVE NOT HAD MUCH LUCK GETTING ANY HELP ON THE ACADEMY, I WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR ANY INPUT. PHOTOS AND HISTORY WOULD BE MUCH WELCOME
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On occasion the Metropolitan Police will reach out to their Police Academy for assistance when man power and time are issues in a case. Usually they would be utilized to assist in a search of a large area such as fields or heavily wooded area's 
Rainy days or foul weather will occasionally force the recruits inside.
Officers of the M.P.D. will often have to deal with Civil Unrest.  Here you see recruits training for this, hopefully they are paying attention...
Private Oscar McKimmie was killed in the line of duty on January 17th, 1920 however he never received a gravestone. This recruit class researched Private McKimmie's death and out of their own pockets bought this headstone. At the service is a family member who received an American flag on his behalf. 
Seeking information on these units
Police Academy
BlackSheep Productions 2009