Thirteen newly graduated Constables commence duty with Launceston Police today.
“Following graduation at the Police Academy last Friday, thirteen new Constables are ready to put their training into action, serving and protecting the Launceston community from today,” said Inspector Nathan Johnston.
“The six women and seven men, join the ranks within Launceston Police Station today, commencing on 24-hour operational shift-work, guided and mentored by experienced officers.
“On behalf of Launceston Police, I welcome our newest police members today and wish them well as they start what I hope will be an enjoyable and rewarding career for each of them,” said Inspector Johnston.
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A 22 year old Invermay man was charged with wounding, aggravated assault, firearm offences, attempted motor vehicle stealing and drug offences. He was bailed by the court to re-appear on 24 June .
A 24 year old Ravenswood and a 20 year old Newnham man have been charged with a range of firearm and drug offences. They appeared in the Launceston Magistrates Court and were bailed to reappear on 2 June.
A 35 year old Invermay man was charged with numerous firearms offices, dealing in the proceeds of crime, possessing a controlled drug and carrying a firearm with intent to commit a crime. He appeared in the Launceston Magistrates Court and was remanded to re-appear via video link on 24 May.