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Royal Anguilla Police Force Week 2016 awards

February 5, 2016

Royal Anguilla Police Force Week 2016 awards
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Darlene Ritchie accepting 3rd place cheque from Commissioner of Police Mr. Paul Morrison for Daniele Connor for RAPF 2016 Vehicle Raffle.

ANGUILLA– The Royal Anguilla Police Force (RAPF) awarded the winners of the Police Week 2016 vehicle raffle, and the winner of the Bingo Evening with their prizes on Wednesday, February 3, 2016 at Police Headquarters.

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The grand winner of the vehicle raffle was Kentricia Brooks of The Quarter, who won the brand new 2016 Audi Q5. Dorian Abbott of Blowing Point won the second prize of US $1,200, and Daniele Connor of North Valley won the third prize of US $600.

The grand winner of the bingo prize of US $4,400 was Isaac Anthony of Blowing Point.

The prizes were all presented to the winners by Commissioner of Police Paul Morrison, who was assisted by Chairlady of Police Week 2016 Marva Brooks.

Second Place winner for RAPF Vehicle Raffle Dorian Abbott of Blowing Point accepting her cheque from Commissioner of Police Mr. Paul Morrison at PHQ on Wednesday 3rd February, 2016.

 

Kentricia Brookes winner of RAPF 2016 Vehicle Raffle with her Brand New 2016 Audi Q5 at PHQ on Wednesday February 3rd 2016.

Royal Anguilla Police Force Week 2016 awards

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/royal-anguilla-police-force-week-2016-awards/

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