COMMISSIONER of Police, Clifton Hicken, alongside Deputy Commissioners Ravindradat Budhram and Errol Watts, convened a strategic meeting on Thursday with the officer in charge and ranks of the Force’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit.
Held in the Commissioner’s Conference Room at Eve Leary on Thursday, the discussion focused on advancing the operational capabilities of the elite unit.

The agenda centred on the SWAT Unit’s annual development plan, emphasising comprehensive training, strategic objectives, and initiatives to enhance its readiness and effectiveness.
Commissioner Hicken and his Executive Leadership Team reiterated their unwavering support for maintaining the unit’s high standards. They underscored the importance of continuous investment in training and resources to ensure the SWAT Unit remains a formidable force in safeguarding communities.

“The meeting reflects our dedication to fostering a professional, disciplined, and responsive unit capable of addressing the evolving security challenges facing our nation,” stated Commissioner Hicken.
Deputy Commissioners Budhram and Watts highlighted the Force’s long-term vision for the SWAT Unit, emphasising the necessity of proactive planning to align with national security priorities.

The discussion reinforced the Police Force’s commitment to bolstering the capabilities of its specialised teams, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle complex scenarios and effectively respond to emergencies.
As the SWAT Unit advances its development goals, the Force remains steadfast in its mission to build a safer and more secure Guyana for all citizens.