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University students visit KPSM.

March 1, 2017

University students visit KPSM.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Wednesday, March 1st 12 students from the Michigan State University accompanied by Dr. Steven Bow and his wife Linda Bow, Associate professors at the School of Criminal Justice paid a visit to the Police headquarters in Philipsburg where they met with a team of representatives from the Police department. This team consisted of Chief Inspector Ricardo Henson of Public Relation and Communication and the CPO’s/ Inspectors Helen Romeo and Rensley Henson. An extensive presentation regarding the police force and its daily operation was given, including how and when the police force (KPSM) came about, among several other topics. After the presentation, the students were allowed to ask questions.
The students were quite impressed with the presentation and were very happy to visit the island. The students also had the opportunity the meet the Chief of Police Carl John who was more than happy to say a few words to them.

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University students visit KPSM.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/university-students-visit-kpsm/

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