Comments on: Video: Regiment Win 2011 ‘Big Boys Race’

By: Photos: Police Gymkhana Cycle Races | Bernews.com

Photos: Police Gymkhana Cycle Races | Bernews.com — Sun, 07 Oct 2012 03:26:04 +0000

[...] Commanding Officer Lt. Col. Brian Gonsalves defend successfully defend his ;title’ from last year.The 2012 Police Week will also include an Inter Faith Service at CedarBridge Academy Cafeteria on [...]

By: Police Display Cancelled Today | Bernews.com

Police Display Cancelled Today | Bernews.com — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:11:40 +0000

[...] events are part of Police Week 2011, which kicked off this past Sunday with the Police Gymkhana. Post to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr & [...]

By: Videos: Police Gymkhana Races | Bernews.com

Videos: Police Gymkhana Races | Bernews.com — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 12:58:26 +0000

[...] It wasn’t just young people out racing, as Governor Sir Richard Gozney, Bermuda Regiment Commanding Officer Lt. Col. Brian Gonsalves, Chief Fire Officer Vincent Hollinsid, Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva, Assistant Police Commissioner David Mirfield and Prison Commissioner Lt. Col. Eddie Lamb all battled to see who would claim victory at the “Big Boys Race”. [...]

By: Retired

Retired — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 23:39:43 +0000

So does this mean ‘Gonzo’ is going to Westgate or to the ‘Gaurd Rm’?
RSM, Carry on. “Orders! Orders shun! Quick March! Ef! Ight! Ef! Ight! Ef! Ight!”.
All jokes aside, looks to be a job well done by all in good fun.

By: Roger Sherratt

Roger Sherratt — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 20:15:54 +0000

As one of the originators of the Police Cycle Gymkhana along with Ray Sousa and Gary Perinchief, I would like to congratulate the organizers of the new Police Gymkhana for doing a superb job with yesterday’s event. It was evident that the kids attending were having a great time from start to finish. It was very inclusive with lots of spare bikes and helmets on hand for children who didn’t have them. Young kids had a ball sitting on those huge shiny Honda police bikes while being allowed to sound off the sirens! This was police-public relations at its best. Congratulations to all concerned.