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The Chief of Police for Dutch Caribbean Police Force resigns.

July 22, 2022

The Chief of Police for Dutch Caribbean Police Force resigns.
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On the 12th of January, 2023, the current chief of police in the Dutch Caribbean Police Force, Mr. Rosales, will resign after having held the position of chief of police for 6 years.

This was at his request and in close consultation with the Police Force Manager. Mr. Rosales will continue to act as an advisor to the College of Chiefs for a few more years and will warmly welcome and train the new Chief of Police of the Dutch Caribbean Police Force.

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The vacancy for the new Chief of Police will be published in early August 2022.

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