AUSTRALIAN POLICE MEDAL (APM) 266 Federal Superintendent ...

AUSTRALIAN POLICE MEDAL (APM)
Queensland
Assistant Commissioner Paul Lawrence DOYLE,
Assistant Commissioner Doyle was inducted into the Queensland Police Service in 1977 and
has served with distinction in general duties, Brisbane Mobile Patrols, intelligence operations,
counter-terrorist operations, dignitary and witness protection specialist areas and organised
and major crime investigation units at various locations. These locations include Petrie,
Nambour, Redcliffe, Innisfail and Brisbane. He has also held significant appointments to the
Fitzgerald Commission of Inquiry, Criminal Justice Commission and Crime and Misconduct
Commission. More recently, he was the head of education, training and development for the
Queensland Police Service. Additionally, Assistant Commissioner Doyle is a member of the
Board of Studies at the Australian Institute of Police Management, a member of the Board of
Management for the Charles Sturt University Australian Graduate School of Policing, and a
member of the Academic Advisory Board of the School of Law and Justice at the Queensland
University of Technology. He was also the foundation Chairman of the School Board for the
Holy Spirit School, Brisbane.
Awards/recognition include:
Commissioner's Commendation and several citations.
Sergeant Geoffrey Allan FAY,
Sergeant Fay is recognised for his dedication to serving the community of Queensland
through an ongoing commitment to general duties policing and to engaging the community to
achieve positive outcomes. He is an outstanding leader, exemplified by his management of
and support for the community following the tragic circumstances surrounding the Childers
Palace backpacker hostel fire in 2000. Sergeant Fay has served with distinction in a range of
policing appointments. His professionalism, expertise and leadership in the role as Officer-in-
Charge have earned the respect of his peers and support of his community. His distinguished
career has also seen him perform the role of training officer where he was responsible for the
facilitation of training, mentoring and development of his peers and junior officers. Sergeant
Fay has also served the community of Queensland through his dedication to community
service, in particular his work with Rotary Club of Childers, Neighbourhood and Rural Watch
programs, the Forest View Palliative Care House, and the Childers Festival of Cultures.
Awards/recognition include:
Citizen of the Year, Isis Shire Council, 2007.
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