Chief Constable honours outstanding police officers

Wednesday, 9 April 2014 00:00

The Chief Constable says he’s proud of the officers honoured in yesterday’s annual award ceremony.

The ceremony honours police officers, special constables, support staff and members of the public with a variety of awards.

These ranged from long service medals, certificates of merit, to commendations for saving lives and trophies for community partnerships.

It took place at the Villa Marina in the presence of the Lieutenant Governor Adam Wood.

Gary Roberts says it marked some remarkable work over the last year:

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