Class helps laid-off Silver City miners shape up for police aca...

At 29, Manny Jaure had already put in five years at the mines when he got laid off earlier this year.

[for reels]

I think its great that these students are getting something from WNMU. Its even more awesome that Mike Jimenez is giving back to the community. Its important that they have some self confidence. If they something to support their family with it builds this community and keeps families together. Thats how we should all give back!

[rock steady]

I know Mike J, and he has helped this academy for years! I trained with him a few years ago and his commitment to help others and build team work was awesome! Not to mention I was sore for three weeks!

[fffhhh]

and of the cases he could be solving while doing pe for the wnmu. he does work for the gcso right?

[skeptic]

Lt. Jimenez teaches on his off-time, twit.

[bee-bop]

to the twit from denver. Lt. Jimenez has been teaching for years on his off time and wNMU does apprieciate his quality instruction. Officers like Mr. Jimenez are a dying breed. You should be thankful that they are teaching officers and not going home sitting on the sofa and getting fat and stupid. Wake Up