Patrol names 39 recruits for 126th training class
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Colonel Michael A. Turner, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, announced that 39 recruits formally accepted final offers on March 28, 2026, at General Headquarters in Jefferson City, securing their positions in the Patrol’s 126th Recruit Class.
Training for the class began on April 20, 2026, at the Missouri State Highway Patrol Law Enforcement Academy. The program is scheduled to conclude with graduation ceremonies in October 2026.
The 126th Recruit Class reflects a broad geographic cross-section of Missouri, with recruits representing communities throughout the state. The following recruits and their hometowns are listed below:
James C. Allen, Mountain Grove
David W. Armitage, Spokane
Cristobal O. Arredondo, Lexington
Christopher D. Barton, St. Louis
Ephrain N. Black, Columbia
Erin K. Bock, Argyle
Ryan C. Brown, Poplar Bluff
Andrew J. Colson, Maysville
Noah Copeland, Kirksville
Seth J. Davidson, Grovespring
Tyler R. Davis, Poplar Bluff
Treyton D. Dixon, Stover
Braeden L. Elifrits, Adrian
Tyler L. Evans, Stafford
Henrique F. Goncalves, O’Fallon
Hunter C. Hastings, Harrisonville
Collin Hatfield, Falcon
Andrew D. Hecker, Chillicothe
Joshua P. Heisserer, Florissant
Brett A. Henry, Cameron
Alexander P. Karigan, Sedalia
Zane K. Kelley, Urbana
Jonathan M. Krygiel, Sullivan
Gabriel M. L’Heureux, Piedmont
Jonathan R. LaTurno, Ozark
Adam R. Lewis, Reeds Spring
Tristan C. Malone, Kennett
Cole G. Mason, Iberia
Chad D. Miller, Richmond
Jacob S. Ogle, Dixon
James A. Porter, Hannibal
Scott G. Sankey, Koeltztown
Quinn P. Sweeney, St. Louis
Cyrus L. Tague, Columbia
Evan A. Tooke, Piedmont
Cole E. J. Webber, Warrensburg
Ashton G. Wise, Camdenton
Trenton L. Wolken, Jefferson City
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