Inspector Kenten Trott Retires After 19 Years
Inspector Kenten Trott has retired from the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] after 19 years of service.
The BPS posted the photo below online, saying, “After 19 years of dedicated service, Inspector Kenten Trott has bid farewell to the Bermuda Police Service.
“Throughout his career, Inspector Trott earned the respect of colleagues and members of the community through his professionalism, dedication, enthusiasm and unwavering commitment to making a positive difference.
“Known for his passion for youth mentorship and volunteerism, Inspector Trott had a remarkable ability to connect with young people, particularly young men who might not ordinarily engage with police.
“During a recent Commissioner’s briefing, senior leadership reflected on his many achievements and contributions to the Service.
“It was noted that whenever Inspector Trott visited a school, he had a unique ability to capture the attention and earn the respect of young men who would otherwise be reluctant to listen to what police officers had to say. His genuine approach and commitment to guiding young people left a lasting impression.
“Inspector Trott was equally admired for his dedication to his colleagues. As Chairman of the Bermuda Police Association, he demonstrated a strong passion for supporting and advocating on behalf of fellow officers, earning their respect through his commitment, drive and willingness to stand up for others.
“The Bermuda Police Service extends its sincere appreciation to Inspector Trott for his 19 years of loyal and dedicated service. His contributions to policing, youth development and the welfare of his colleagues have left a meaningful legacy.
“Thank you for your service, Inspector Trott. We wish you continued success, happiness and fulfilment in the next chapter of your journey.”
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