13 RVIPF officers promoted
According to a press release from the RVIPF today, March 14, 2022, Israel Sergeant was promoted to rank of chief inspector; while four officers, Jumo Shortte, Kendolph Bobb, Kenrick Davis and Lesroy Simmons, were promoted to the rank of inspector.
The RVIPF said an additional eight officers were promoted to the rank of sergeant – Darren Malone, Kennedy Emmanuel, Andy Lawrence, Jerome Padmore, Carlton Saunders, Kishon Leslie, Terry Humphrey and Joevenne Webbe. Sylise Vanterpool was reinstated to the rank of sergeant.
Promotions and confirmations of officers are completed after a series of evaluations to include an application, a written and competency exam, and an interview process.
Other officers invited to sharpen skills for advancement
Commissioner of Police Mark Collins, while congratulating the officers for passing all the stages of the promotional exercise, invited others to hone their skills and move into position for advancement.
“The organisation continues to strengthen its human resources through training and fill vacancies internally with those who qualify and meet the challenge. This exercise makes way for other officers to move up the rank,” Commissioner Collins noted.
26 Responses to “13 RVIPF officers promoted”
post names also pictures similar to what is being done in this matter
some want to see the good the bad and the ugly for instance big press release when the dope and money is found however the residents never hear nothing after that
members of the force is known to mishandle evidence for personal gratification
I ask that question because BVislanders travels to the United States Virgin islands and the U.S Main Land make their children reside, buy houses, work and become citizens but they do not want anyone come to the BVIs and do the same thing.
People how much longer do you all intend to continue like that?
One thing I know as a Christian is that the God I know and believe in will not ask where are you from. If after Hurricane Irma and Maria plus this Pandemic BVislanders do not change, they will never change again. Nope.
Can't you all read? There are two BVislanders there in the photo. By the way the BVislanders must join in the first place and second they must learn to do their work and at least pass an exam which most of them can not do.
Any way the little I know by having to deal with some of the officers I see there, the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force, is in for some trouble because some of them don't understand Policing yet so how are they going to teach their juniors or subordinates.
Just a question. Remember passing an exam is definitely not all.