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The 2018 Breakfast for Heroes had a big turnout between students and law enforcement personnel.
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Certificates of completion were awarded to 27 students who finished all four levels of the criminal justice program.
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Everyone at the event got to eat a free breakfast.
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Lilliana Dominguez and Nathan Izaguirre were happy to see their years of hard work pay off.
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Jacob Smith, Dave Hancock, Dennis Pawlowski, Jerry Stwan and James Smith
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The breakfast brought the Plant City Police Department, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and Tampa Police Department together at Durant.
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James Smith and Michael Witchoskey
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Dave Hancock spoke about his time in the military, his experiences in multiple police departments and his upbringing.
The fifth annual Breakfast for Heroes at Durant High School brought students together with law enforcement personnel on April 11.
The breakfast was attended by members of the Plant City Police Department, Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and Tampa Police Department. Twenty-seven students in Durant's criminal justice program received certificates for completing all four levels of the program and served pancakes, eggs and more to the hungry guests. Dave Hancock, a TPD Master Patrol Officer, was this year's keynote speaker.
