Twenty-eight new officers graduate from Police Training Course 47
Acting Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanley told the recruits that policing is a noble profession and urged them to go and serve.
BASSETERRE, St Kitts. Twenty-eight new officers have joined the Royal St Christopher and Nevis Police Force after completing Police Training Course 47.
The recruits were inspected on parade at their passing-out ceremony at the Newtown Playing Field on Thursday, in the presence of Governor-General Dame Marcella Liburd, Acting Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanley and Commissioner of Police James Sutton.
Constable Zavian Harris was named best recruit of the course.
Addressing the graduates, Dr Hanley spoke about the demands of the job and the trust that communities place in officers.
"Policing is a noble profession. It is noble because of what it asks," he said, before closing with a simple charge: "Go and serve."
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