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Minister of Justice De Weever swears in 12 airport security staff | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

March 22, 2019

Minister of Justice De Weever swears in 12 airport security staff | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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SINT MAARTEN (POND ISLAND) - Princess Juliana International Airport is aiming to increase its airport security and its service to the travelling community, therefore security officers took the extra-ordinary police course, the Cabinet of the Minister of Justice announced on Friday. 

On Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Minister of Justice, Cornelius De Weever administered the oath to 12 security officers of the Princess Juliana International Airport that took the Extra-ordinary police course (Bavpol). 

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This event took place at the Council of Ministers Hall in front of the Chief Operations Officer (COO) of PJIAE, Michael Hyman, and other colleagues.

“The security officers were elated to finally be sworn in as extra-ordinary police officers. Executing their tasks with more authority at one of our main entry points should increase our sense of security as well. 

“I have asked them to execute their responsibilities with respect and integrity in the overall benefit of St. Maarten,” said Minister De Weever.

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