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Police awarded at Award and Recognition Ceremony | THE DAILY HERALD

December 12, 2024

Police awarded at Award  and Recognition Ceremony | THE DAILY HERALD
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Officers of the Royal Anguilla Police Force who received awards.

ANGUILLA--On Monday, December 2, the outstanding achievements and dedication of more than twenty police officers were recognised during an award ceremony in the grounds of Governor Julia Crouch’s office.

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There were seven officers receiving Commendations that are presented for acts of bravery, life-saving efforts or exceptional performance. One officer received the Certificate of Merit for sus-tained contributions to public safety or high performance. Eighteen officers received Letters of Recognition that are given for significant contributions to Royal Anguilla Police Force performance, reputation or community service.

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