Police Force Academy celebrates graduation of 68 Special Constabulary ranks
Director of the Academy, Woman Superintendent Sonia Herbert (seated at centre) flanked by Special Constabulary Assistant Superintendent, Wallace and Course Coordinator, Sergeant Christie, with ranks that graduated
Director of the Academy, Woman Superintendent Sonia Herbert (seated at centre) flanked by Special Constabulary Assistant Superintendent, Wallace and Course Coordinator, Sergeant Christie, with ranks that graduated

THE Guyana Police Force Academy hosted a graduation and awards ceremony on Monday, honouring 68 ranks who successfully completed the Special Constabulary Course #7. This event marked a significant milestone for the new graduates, showcasing their dedication and readiness to serve their communities.

The ceremony was attended by notable figures, including the Director of the Academy, Woman Superintendent, Sonia Herbert, Second in Command of the Special Constabulary, Assistant Superintendent Wallace, and Course Coordinator Sergeant Christie.
In her feature address, Superintendent Herbert praised the graduates for their perseverance and commitment, stating, “Today marks a significant milestone in your lives. It is a day filled with pride and accomplishment because you have successfully completed your training, which was rigorous and has prepared you to serve your community with courage, dedication, and integrity.” She emphasised the vital role of the Special Constabulary in safeguarding the nation, reminding the graduates of their responsibilities: “As a Special Constabulary rank entrusted with great responsibility, you will be posted to

various locations and will be the individuals who respond to emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of your fellow citizens. Let your actions be guided by a commitment to justice and a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of those you serve,” she charged.
Assistant Superintendent Wallace welcomed the new ranks and outlined their duties within the Special Constabulary, an auxiliary arm of the Guyana Police Force that provides crucial support to the Regular Force and manages critical security details.

The ceremony also recognised outstanding performance among the graduates, with special awards presented to several individuals, including Best Student: Woman Special Constable Pestano, Runner-Up Best Student: Woman Special Constable Purlett, Best Classroom Student: Woman Special Constable Bourne, and Most Improved Student: Special Constable Cort.

The Guyana Police Force congratulates the 68 graduates of Special Constabulary Course #7 and extends best wishes for their future endeavours within the organisation.

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