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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 26, 2025
Woodbury Police Department Announces Graduation of K9 Sergeant Christopher Correa from FBI National Academy
Central Valley NY – The Woodbury Police Department is proud to announce that on September 4, 2025, K9 Sergeant Christopher Correa became the fourth Woodbury Police Officer to graduate from the prestigious FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. He joins the distinguished ranks of Retired Lieutenant Arthur Abbott, Chief Kevin Watson, and Sergeant Kristen Potter, all of whom previously completed this world-renowned program. Sergeant Correa’s accomplishment underscores the department’s ongoing commitment to professional development and excellence in law enforcement.
Sergeant Correa’s National Academy class included representatives from 49 American states, 10 military organizations, 4 federal civilian organizations, and 20 nations around the world.
During his time at the National Academy, Sergeant Correa participated in advanced leadership training and coursework in law enforcement management and operations. The program, which admits only a small percentage of applicants each year, is widely recognized as one of the most elite and respected executive training programs in the world, offering four sessions annually.
“Sergeant Correa’s graduation from the National Academy not only reflects his personal dedication to professional growth, but also strengthens our department’s ability to serve and protect the Woodbury community,” said Chief Kevin Watson. “We are proud of his achievement and look forward to the continued positive impact of his leadership.”
The Woodbury Police Department congratulates K9 Sergeant Christopher Correa on this remarkable accomplishment and commends his dedication to upholding the highest standards of law enforcement.