Police Service Welcomes Four New Cadets
The Bermuda Police Service recently welcomed four new cadets; including Cadet Ashley Steede, Cadet Alnique Young-Looby, Cadet Zahjahrie Augustus, and Cadet Jevon Talbot.
A police spokesperson said, “Commissioner of Police, Mr. Michael DeSilva, welcomed four new cadets into the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] on Wednesday 23rd August.
“The new cadets signed their contracts with the BPS in the presence of family, friends and officers of the BPS senior leadership team which included DCOP P. Wright, ACOP A. Daniels, ACOP M. Weekes, Supt J. Howard, Mr. M. Trott [Head of HR] and Insp. C. Thompson [OIC Training].
“The cadets are enrolled in the Bermuda College where they are required to obtain an Associate’s Degree at the end of their studies.
“They will also complete the Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award programme and perform four hours of community service every month, as part of the their general duties.
“Please join us to welcome Cadet Ashley Steede, Cadet Alnique Young-Looby, Cadet Zahjahrie Augustus, and Cadet Jevon Talbot.”
just 4?
Upset Voter comments on “just 4?” I believe there are far more Cadets benefitting from this outstanding programme in which each Cadet is enrolled at Police expense at the Bermuda College; each are required to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award scheme to build up their confidence and self esteem, and they are also required to perform four hours of community service every month, as part of their general duties, which must surely build up their character in a most postive way.
Having seen previous articles welcoming other cadets to the service they must currently have at least 12 young men and women now benefitting from the Police Cadet Scheme. How about giving credit where credit is due?
Welcome
Go Alnique!!!!
Congratulations to all Cadets