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Wynne High School graduate trades shoulder pads for badge; Cross County deputy completes training

Alston topped police academy class in physical fitness

Kavion Alston (Photo courtesy of the Jonesboro Police Department).

JONESBORO — A former Wynne Yellowjacket is turning in his shoulder pads for a badge.

Kavion Alston, a 2020 graduate from Wynne High School, graduated on Thursday from the Jonesboro Police Academy. He was also recognized with the top physical fitness award in his graduating class.

An All-State athlete in football and track and field at Wynne, Alston went to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro on a cheer scholarship.

In related news, Michael Fontanez completed training at the Law Enforcement Training Academy in Pocahontas yesterday. He will now be joining the Cross County Sheriff’s Office as a deputy.

In a post, the sheriff’s office invited the public to welcome Fontanez as he begins his career in protecting and serving the community.

Cross County deputy Michael Fontanez, center, has completed training at the Law Enforcement Training Academy in Pocahontas. Cross County Sheriff David West, left, and Chief Deputy Larry Jones attended the ceremony. (Photo courtesy of the Cross County Sheriff’s Office).

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