Four new Maine game wardens graduated Friday from the Basic Law Enforcement Training Program at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro.
The four – John Carter, 28,of Unity; Kale O’Leary, 23, of Fort Kent: Nicholas Raymond, 24, of Winslow; and Harrison Wiegman, 24, of Leeds – will now go on to a Warden Training Officer program involving field work, team-building and problem-solving, and then a 12-week Advanced Game Warden Academy program in Vassalboro.
Carter has been assigned to the Blue Hill district, O’Leary will be working in the Masardis district, Raymond has been assigned to the Fort Kent district and Wiegman will work in the Jackman district.
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