Students from the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program presented Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes with a $400 donation to help Craven County Deputy Zachary Bellingham in his recovery. The students raised funds during "no-shave November" in honor of Bellingham, who was shot in the line of duty on Oct. 1. Pictured left to right: Dean of Career Programs Ricky Meadows, VP for Instruction Dr. Kathleen Gallman, President Dr. Ray Staats, Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes, BLET Program Coordinator Jim Ward, and Executive Director of Career Programs Sarah Sawyer.
Craven CC BLET students collect donations for wounded Craven County Deputy
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