Inspectors Andy Lawrence and Jean Avril from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) are among thirty-five middle-management supervisors from across the Caribbean who successfully completed a twelve-week Staff and Junior Command Course at the National Police College of Jamaica. Photo: Facebook

In a Facebook post, the RVIPF noted that this year's course was held under the theme "Leadership with Heart: Driving Positive Change." The program focused on enhancing leadership capacity, strengthening strategic decision-making, and promoting professional growth among supervisory officers within the region's law enforcement agencies. Photo: Facebook

Inspectors Andy Lawrence and Jean Avril of the RVIPF participated alongside officers from the Jamaica Constabulary Force and the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force. They graduated from the programme on Friday, May 22, 2026.

programme focused on promoting professional growth

In a Facebook post, the RVIPF noted that this year's course was held under the theme "Leadership with Heart: Driving Positive Change." The programme focused on enhancing leadership capacity, strengthening strategic decision-making, and promoting professional growth among supervisory officers within the region's law enforcement agencies.

The RVIPF stated that, "through the intensive twelve-week programme, participants were equipped with the knowledge, leadership skills, and strategic mindset necessary to strengthen policing efforts and contribute positively to their respective organisations and communities."

The RVIPF congratulated Inspectors Lawrence and Avril on this achievement and commended their ongoing commitment to professional development and service excellence.