Kenosha police chief graduates from state Command College [Video]

Kenosha Police Chief Patrick Patton recently graduated from the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Command College.

It is an intense leadership and management development program designed to prepare law enforcement leaders for the challenges facing their profession and communities.

The six-week in-residence program is a joint venture of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Certified Public Manager Program and the Wisconsin Department of Justice’s Training and Standards Bureau.

Graduates attended group classes, in six, five-day sessions held at the Wisconsin State Patrol Academy at Fort McCoy to become Certified Public Managers.

“Continuing education has always been a passion of mine,” Patton said. “I strongly believe in investing in your own human capital and have always tried to demonstrate the importance to my team, and more importantly my children.

“The …