Alton Police Engage Students on Forensic Work Opportunities

BETHALTO - Detective Lee Bazzell represented the Alton Police Department on Thursday at the Micro Career Fair at Civic Memorial High School in Bethalto, speaking with students about careers in law enforcement and forensic work.

Bazzell, who serves as the department’s Criminal Investigation Division crime scene and evidence detective, discussed what a typical day looks like, the training required, and the realities of working crime scenes, according to a post from the Alton Police Department.

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Students at the event had the chance to ask questions and get “a firsthand look at what it takes to work in public safety and investigations,” the department said.

The Alton Police Department said events like the Micro Career Fair help connect young people with “real-world opportunities and career paths.”

“We appreciate the invitation and the opportunity to engage with future professionals,” the Alton Police Department said.

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