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Commander Errol Watts (centre) along with the 16 graduates who includes two neighbourhood police ranks.
Kaieteur News – A total of 14 juniors and two neighbourhood police ranks from Region 3 graduated yesterday after participating in a Regional Elementary Prosecutor’s Course.
The course which began on October 20 and concluded yesterday is said to be the first of its kind in the Region 3 police division. The ceremony was chaired by Deputy Commander, Budhram Persaud and saw the Commander Errol Watts congratulating the participants.
He hailed the course a success and encouraged the graduates to continue striving for excellence. He touted that the junior ranks will now be better equipped in delivering justice in a fair manner and that their level of representation in court matters will be improved.
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