Cops report progress on implementation of 10-year-old DFC reforms

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Assistant Commissioner David Ramnarine (centre) yesterday updating the media on the 71 recommendations made by the Discipline Forces Commission (DFC) for the reform and modernisation of the Guyana Police Force. In this Arian Browne photo Assistant Commissioner Balram Persaud (right) and another police officer look at the PowerPoint presentation being made by Ramnarine.
Assistant Commissioner David Ramnarine (centre) yesterday updating the media on the 71 recommendations made by the Discipline Forces Commission (DFC) for the reform and modernisation of the Guyana Police Force. In this Arian Browne photo Assistant Commissioner Balram Persaud (right) and another police officer look at the PowerPoint presentation being made by Ramnarine.

The Guyana Police Force yesterday said that it is making progress in the implementation of recommendations for its improvement from the 2003-2004 Disciplined Forces Commission (DFC) Inquiry.

Yesterday several senior members of the force met with members of the media to share some of the progress made, including training in key areas, while admitting that in some areas work is ongoing. Over the years opposition leader David Granger, who served on the commission,