The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) has taken a significant step forward in its commitment to enhancing the quality of policing through education and training. Four officers have completed the Course Writing and Review Training Workshop at the esteemed Sir Arthur Lewis Community College, setting a new benchmark for professional development within the force.
The officers who have achieved this academic milestone are:
– Inspector Shervon Matthieu, holding a BSc in Criminal Justice.
– Constable Dr. Montelle Felix, who boasts an impressive PhD in Crime Prevention and Corrections, an MSc in Management: Criminal Justice Management, and a BSc in Criminal Justice.
– Corporal Mario Chicot, with a Master’s in Advanced Policing, an MBA, and a BSc in Criminal Justice.
– Corporal Gideon Desir, a BSc in Sociology.
Each officer brings an extensive background in both academic achievements and practical law enforcement experience, representing diverse expertise that will enhance the RSLPF’s capabilities. The participation of these officers in the training workshop empowers them to craft, assess, and implement training programs that meet the advancing requirements of the criminal justice field in Saint Lucia.
This initiative not only highlights the RSLPF’s dedication to fostering continuous learning and development but also enhances its policing strategies with innovative and effective approaches. The organization prioritizes equipping its personnel with the requisite skills and knowledge, positioning them to adeptly handle the dynamic challenges faced in the realm of criminal justice.
The completion of this workshop marks a pivotal moment for the RSLPF, promising an improved police force that is more responsive to the needs and security of the Saint Lucian community. Through these advancements, the RSLPF demonstrates its commitment to not only maintaining safety and justice but also elevating the standard of policing through strategic educational investments.
