GPF female team defeat their GDF counterparts in consecutive fitness assessments

Dec 04, 2018 Sports

The women of the Guyana Police Force have been constantly making the organisation proud in their dominance in many areas which is already public knowledge.
As the Guyana Association of Women Police celebrates its Sixth Anniversary, last Friday, during the Guyana Defence Force fourth quarterly fitness assessment at Base Camp Stephenson, a female contingent from the Guyana Police Force, emerged first place from among six other female teams, having also won the previous quarterly competition.
Friday morning before the commencement of the Obstacles Crossing, the police teams (Females A & and Male Teams) were privileged to be given a “pep talk” by Police Commissioner Leslie James DSS, DSM, which without a doubt motivated his subordinates to achieve the remarkable feat and at a time when a large contingent of female police officers from the Trinidad &Tobago Police Service, led by Assistant Commissioner Patsy Joseph, is here to celebrate the Police Women Association 6th Anniversary.

Members of the successful Police team and other ranks and officials including the army take a photo after the presentation.

The teams participated in nine disciplines over a two-day period (Thursday 29th & Friday 30th) and the Female ‘A’ Team under the command of Sergeant 23949 Alita Moore amassed 609 points and dominated in the following areas:
Obstacles crossing – 4:58 seconds with 98 points.
Rope climbing – 11:15 seconds with 100 points.
Navigation & casevac with 100 points.
Falling plates – with 90 points.
Target shoot – with 47 points.
Other members of the winning team are:
1) Corporal 21526 Stacy Wilson
2) Lance Corporal 20593 Dellie Williams
3) Constable 22505 Tiffany Carto
4) Constable 21357 Kiticia Pellew
5) Constable 21438 Eva Harry
6) Constable 24094 Luncianna Bernard
7) Constable 24640 Tenisha Isaacs
8) Constable 22506 Onika Eastman.
During a familiarization visit to Commissioner James and his Performance Group Team by our visiting Trinidadian Counterparts, the Police Force used the opportunity to recognize and award Sergeant Moore and her teammates, for making the Force proud; the presentation of the trophies was done by the Senior Officers of the T&T Police Service who all wished the recipients well in their future endeavors and also expressed how privileged they felt to do the honours.

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