Detectives getting crime scene training from France

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French Security Attaché to Guyana and Suriname, Jean Le Clech (sitting third from left), Deputy Crime Chief and Assistant Commissioner, Winston Cosbert (sitting fourth from left), trainers from the French Interdepartmental Anti-Drug Training Centre (CIFAD) and participants of the Technical and Scientific Police Training Programme. (GINA photo)
French Security Attaché to Guyana and Suriname, Jean Le Clech (sitting third from left), Deputy Crime Chief and Assistant Commissioner, Winston Cosbert (sitting fourth from left), trainers from the French Interdepartmental Anti-Drug Training Centre (CIFAD) and participants of the Technical and Scientific Police Training Programme. (GINA photo)

Twenty police officers from across the country are undergoing a training programme with two trainers from the Martinique-based French Interdepartmental Anti-Drug Training Centre (CIFAD), a release from the Government Information Agency (GINA) reported.

Yesterday’s training programme which is the second being conducted by the French in Guyana