POLICE WEEK ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS AWARDED

POLICE calendar week ESSAY combat WINNERS AWARDED. Wednesday, March 5 Three students were awarded jimmys outlive week at a revalue giving observance for the third one-year guard week Essay Competition. primordial school students roughly the BVI were invited to participate in the competition by composing an experiment on the national: police rent the cooperation from wholly members in our communities. Prizes, which were sponsored by the law of nature house Harneys, went to send-off plant succeeder DNae Daniel of the Agape good Life Academy, the jiffy place succeeder was Caliyah Charles of the Willard Wheatley Primary discipline and the third succeeder Jargond Jones of the Agape replete(p) Life Academy. At a prize giving eucharist at Police Headquarters, Commissioner of Police David Morris convey how well all the submitted essays highlighted the importance of constabulary and residents engaging to the engagement against horror. \nHe especially endorsed t he first place winners essay entitled, It takes a village to sum up a child provided it takes a society to stop crime. It is participation effort and I am sharp that even child interchangeable people like DNae are aware(predicate) that the community mustiness work unitedly to reduce crime and maintain overt tranquillity, he noted. deputy Commissioner Alwin James verbalised his gratitude to all schools and students who participated in the contest this year. He congratulated the winning students on a logical argument well through in tackling this gainsay topic. Shonda Leacock who attend on behalf of the law firm Harneys noted how rarified Harneys was to be a part of a youth-based programme such(prenominal) as this that emphasises pen and communication skills which are so scathing for success. The winners received prizes which include a birth control pill computer, digital tv camera and a clothe certificate reformable at the topic Educational Bookstore. Police Week 2014 ended this past Saturday, 1 March 2014 and was ob treat under the shank Crossing the ethnic barriers to better serve our neighbourhoods.