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Aug 03, 2016 News
The Guyana Police Force yesterday inducted well over 200 new recruits as part of its drive to bolster the number of ranks in the Force.
The Force is seeking to reinforce its mission statement which states “The mission of the Guyana Police Force and its Auxiliaries is to serve all citizens and communities of Guyana in a professional, pro-active and accountable manner. To achieve this we will work in partnership with communities, public agencies and private bodies to enhance and support an environment where all people are preventing crime and building a safer and secure Guyana.”
The newly inducted ranks, young men and women, were recruited from all parts of Guyana and will undergo an intense period of training which will consist of all aspects of theoretical policing along with stringent physical evaluations. The training is expected to last for approximately four months.
Training will take place at the Felix Austin Police College, Eve Leary, Georgetown, while ranks will also be trained at the Richard Faikall Training School, Essequibo and the Felix Austin Police College, Berbice branch.
The recruits will be placed in different environments in an effort to acclimatize them with the different aspects of policing diverse communities across Guyana. Recruitment is slated to continue throughout the year.
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