Police take part in leadership forum
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Senior police officers – including Commissioner Atlee Rodney – took part in a leadership forum this week as they prepared to unveil their crime-fighting and security plans.
Commissioner Rodney said the event staged at the Multipurpose Cultural Centre aimed to further develop a comprehensive work plan for at least the next three years.
Heads of various departments used the opportunity to present their strategies and trajectories for 2021.
Deputy Commissioner Albert Wade, Assistant Commissioner Roland Cuffy and Fire Chief Elvis Weaver were among those to make presentations.
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Police reveal dip in crime for 2020
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By Orville Williams
Bearing in mind the momentous effort that has been required by his officers over the past several months, Commissioner of Police Atlee Rodney cut a satisfied figure as he announced the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda (RPFAB) recorded a decrease in crime for the year 2020.
The Commissioner led a panel of high-ranking officers yesterday at the Sir Wright F George Police Training Academy, as part of the force’s official end-of-year media briefing.
He was joined by Deputy Commissioner of Police Albert Wade; Assistant Commissioner Roland Cuffy; Head of the Fire Department – Assistant Commissioner Elvis Weaver; Head of the Traffic Department – Assistant Superintendent of Police Rodney Ellis; and Head of the Office of Professional Standards Superintendent Louisa Benjamin-Quashie.