Almost 200 new graduates of the police school in Cluj took the oath today. The head of promotion is from Suceava

The 23rd class of students graduated today from the courses of the School of Police Agents “Septimiu Mureşan” Cluj-Napoca, specializing in Public Order.

The young graduates will start their police careers on Monday, April 29, at the territorial units, according to the distribution. 30 women and 162 men were part of the 23rd class of students.

The ceremony at the School of Police Officers, during which the new police officers took the oath, was attended by their families and relatives. Romeo Simionescu, secretary of state in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, participated in the celebration.

The head of the promotion of the Cluj police school, with an average of 9.80, is Petroaie Radu-Mihai, from Suceava county. He is followed by Mateiu Mihnea-Ionuț, from Arad county, with an average of 9.71, and Rucărean Cristina, also from Arad county, with an average of 9.68.

“Dear graduates, you are at the beginning of a career that will demand you to the maximum, but will also give you satisfaction in measure. At school and in the practical training, you were given the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to lay the foundations for your future career as a police officer. Don’t stop here, keep learning, both from your tutors and future colleagues, and from the members of the community in the midst of which you will be working!” – the director of the School of Police Agents “Septimiu Mureșan” Cluj-Napoca, chief police commissioner Claudiu-Ștefan Chindriș, conveyed to the graduates today.