AG detective recognised for his work

Wednesday, 9 April 2014 00:00

The detective chief inspector who worked on the Attorney General case has been recognised for his work.

Yesterday at the Chief Constable’s Annual Award Ceremony the R. K. Eason Trophy was given to Sid Caine for his work on the four year case.

Donated to the Isle of Man Constabulary in 1969, the trophy is awarded to one or more officers who contributed the most outstanding performance in all aspects of the police service.

In response to his high praise Sid says he couldn’t have achieved it without his team:

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