State's Attorney's Office Recognizes Two County High School Students During Internship Graduation Ceremony

The Anne Arundel County State's Attorney's Office proudly recognized the achievements of two exceptional high school students, Hasnain Abbas and Ingrid Romero, during its recent internship graduation ceremony. 

Through the Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation's Future Success High School Program, these students gained invaluable insight into the criminal justice system, working closely with the Glen Burnie and Annapolis District Court Offices. Hasnain Abbas, a rising senior at North County High School, showcased his skills in supporting the Glen Burnie District Court Office, while Ingrid Romero, a student at Annapolis Senior High School, demonstrated her skills while assisting the Annapolis District Court Office. 

The August graduation ceremony honored the dedication and perseverance of the Future Success Internship participants. In the announcement, State's Attorney Leitess emphasized the importance of this program in providing young individuals with hands-on experience and mentorship, empowering them to pursue careers in the criminal justice field.

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