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Aug 11, 2019 News
The Miss Guyana Police Force Queen of Queens Pageant held at the National Cultural Centre on Friday evening saw Miss ‘E’ Division Woman Constable Keaisha Erskine, 23, being crowned the Queen of Queens.
The event saw ten delegates who had emerged as queen in their respective divisions, vying for the crown and competing in a number of categories including swim wear, evening gown, talent and work wear.
Each category was displayed with energy, charisma and enthusiasm as the delegates wore big smiles and walked across the stage.
They were met with loud cheers and shouts from the crowd as support was evident and different sections clearly had their favourite.
After much deliberation by the judges Keaisha Erskine emerged as the winner and her crowning moment was met with loud cheers and hoots.
She also won prizes for Best Gown, Best Working Dress and Best Swimwear.
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