The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda has recognised nine officers for completing university qualifications, several with high academic honours, while continuing their policing careers.
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The Commissioner of Police and the wider force congratulated the graduates, praising the discipline and perseverance required to balance studies with police work.
Inspector Rohan Cordice earned a master’s degree in Business Management with a concentration in General Management from the University of the West Indies. Inspector Lester Bagot completed a Bachelor of Science in Management at UWI with First Class Honours.
Constable Kenvin Gore graduated Summa Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Walden University. Corporal Amethyst Adams-George also earned Summa Cum Laude honours, completing a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology at Monroe University.
Constable Anestine Massicot earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Monroe University, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
Other UWI graduates included Constable Theona Warrington, who earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with Second Class Honours, Upper Division, and Constable Keriann Thomas, who completed a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance.
Constable Rashidi Merrifield earned a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Banking and Finance. Constable Kelsy Mussington completed a Bachelor of Science in Management with a concentration in Psychology, earning Upper Second Class Honours.
The force said the graduates’ knowledge and skills would strengthen professional, effective and community-focused policing. It encouraged them to inspire colleagues to pursue further education while serving the people of Antigua and Barbuda.
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