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HE Christina Scott Welcomes New Police Recruits

June 13, 2016
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Police recruitsHE The was pleased to welcome to Government House on Monday the fourteen newest recruits to the Royal Anguilla Police Force.

The officers returned to Anguilla on 27 May after undergoing six months of Initial Police Training at the Regional Police Training Centre in Barbados.

Over a relaxed lunch, the new officers discussed with the Governor the training they received, and their aspirations for their new roles helping to keep Anguilla safe.

We extend the warmest congratulations to all the officers for so successfully completing their training – Sean Isaacs, Craig Warrican, Ryan Adamson, Tevin Fisher, Guy-Vaughn Ruan, Randol Richardson, Mervin Nisbett, Andros Bowens, Rhykell Williams, Patmore Hughes, Leon Christie, Jenique Nedd, Ashley Richardson and Jody-Ann Dunn.

They were accompanied by A/Sgt Kenneth Millette (top left) and Insp Chrispen Gumbs (front, right).

– Press Release

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