Reserve officers are sworn in
Created: Mar 12, 2012 10:06 AM
The Bermuda Reserve Police has welcomed seven new recruits in a ceremony at Police Headquarters.
Ronald Bell, Augusto Arrate, Dragon Pavkovic, Franklyn Foggo, Laura Blyden, Robert Sousa and Mark Raposo were all named Reserve Constables on Thursday after being sworn in by Reserve Deputy Commandant Cannoth Roberts.
The six men and one woman all passed a 15-week training course, and were congratulated for their accomplishment by Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva and the Commandant of the Reserve Police Jerry Robinson.
New police reserves at the Bermuda Police Service headquarters in Prospect. Pictured are: (back row) Reserve Constable Dragon Pavkovic, Reserve Constable Ronald Bell and Reserve Constable Mark Raposo and (front row) Reserve Constable Augusto Arrate, Reserve Constable Laura Blyden, Reserve Constable Franklyn Foggo and Reserve Constable Robert Sousa.
New Police reserves are sworn in at the Police Headquarters in Prospect Wednesday evening ( Photo by Glenn Tucker )
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Published March 12, 2012 at 10:06 am (Updated March 12, 2012 at 10:05 am)
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