‘Be professional’

Acting Commissioner of Police David Ramnarine (seated third, from left) and other senior officers of the police force are flanked by the graduating ranks of the Junior Officer’s Course No.29 (Keno George photo)

Acting Commissioner of Police David Ramnarine on Friday told the more than two hundred new policemen and women and new Junior Officers that professionalism and quality of service are key as they embark upon their new journey with the police force.

He was at the time delivering the feature address at the passing out parade for recruit courses Numbers 357, 358, 359, 360 and Junior Officers’ Course Number 29. The courses were held under the theme, “Forging ahead with professionalism and intelligence-led policing in the collaboration with stakeholders.”

Ramnarine told the graduates that policing is the greatest profession, while reminding them that “there is no other profession that can compare to what policing is about.”