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Oct 13, 2018 News
The Guyana Police Force on Thursday bade farewell to Superintendent Anthony Vanderhyden, who proceeds on pre-retirement leave from yesterday, October 12, 2018
“Superintendent Vanderhyden has served the Force with distinction for almost four decades and has held several command posts included but not limited to Sub- Divisional Officer in ‘A’ Divisional and Commander of ‘E’ Division.
During Thursday’s Performance Group Meeting at Force Headquarters, Police Commissioner, Leslie James, DSS, and all other senior officers in attendance shared memories reminiscent of their initial interactions with Vanderhyden.
Yesterday, Vanderhyden was set to be given the honour of performing a Ceremonial Duty in Linden, the division of which he recently handed over to Superintendent Linden Lord.
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