THE Royal Bahamas Police Force has officially announced its recent round of promotions.
The promotions took effect on October 1.
Four assistant commissioners were promoted to the rank of senior assistant commissioner.
They are: Anthony Ferguson; Emrick Seymour; Leon Bethel and Steven Seymour.
Three superintendents were promoted to the rank of assistant commissioner. They are: Melvin Lundy; Carolyn Bowe and Stephen Dean.
Twelve superintendents have joined the rank of chief superintendent.
They include: Elburt Ferguson; Ronald Campbell; Clement Lightbourne; Kendal Strachan; Ismella Davis; Leamond Deleveaux; Clayton Fernander; Ashton Greenslade; Samuel Butler; Paul Rolle; Clarence Reckley and Theophilus Cunningham.
Other promotions include 17 assistant superintendents to superintendents; 23 assistant superintendents to acting superintendents; 42 inspectors to assistant superintendents; 34 inspectors to acting assistant superintendents; 34 sergeants to inspectors and 49
sergeants to acting inspector.
The RBPF has also announced that 168 corporals have been promoted to sergeant while 222 constables have been promoted to the rank of corporal.
Comments
themessenger 9 years, 6 months ago
Well, I've heard about dead people voting so why not dead cops being promoted? Is this a pension promotion??? Only in the Bahamas.
GrassRoot 9 years, 6 months ago
of course it is a financial promotion. Didn't know we had that many police officers. I thank the honest ones amongst them for their service to the Country and all of us.
themessenger 9 years, 6 months ago
I was actually referring to police Sergeant 2306 Cooper-Saunders who died on August 17th but was posthumously promoted to Assistant Inspector in the recent round of promotions. See Nassau Guardian story page A6. Like you I thank the honest among them for their service and sacrifice.
The_Oracle 9 years, 6 months ago
Promotions and accolades while Rome burns....... Yes there are a few good officers left, completely outnumbered by the incompetent or corrupt.
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