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Henry Greene confirmed
Top Cop Henry Greene was confirmed as the Commissioner of Police yesterday, after acting for two years, five months and seven days.
Commissioner of Police, Henry Greene, has taken the Oath of Office after acting in that capacity for two years, five months and seven days
Commissioner Greene was officially sworn in by Head of State Bharrat Jagdeo at a simple ceremony at the Office of the President Credentials Room in the presence of several senior police and army officials and family members.
Greene, who has been a serving member of the Guyana Police Force for the past 34 years, told media operatives that he was very happy and thankful for the confidence that has been reposed in him, adding that, from the first day he commenced acting as Commissioner, he felt that support from everyone. “And I am thankful for that.”
He added, “I, at the helm (of the police force), will continue to work assiduously with my team of police, and we will continue to keep Guyana safe.”
He noted that the duty of the police force was to ensure that the country was secure, “So that all of us can walk the streets peacefully and enjoy our property and the things that God has allowed us to have. Our duty is to preserve that interest.”
President Jagdeo, following the official swearing in, told the gathering that he was pleased with the performance of the Commissioner of Police. He added that Greene took control of the force at a difficult time, and has had many challenges, but he has led the force well. “It gives me great pleasure in confirming him.”
He added, “We continue to rely on you and expect that you will perform to the highest level…The citizens of this country have placed a great trust in you, and I hope that you vindicate the trust and confidence that has been placed in you.”
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