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Publisher Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Editor Ellen Lewis Head Corporate Communications Content Co-ordinator Myrnelle Ahyoung-Thompson Snr. Corporate Communications Officer Professor Lawrence W. Sherman Proofreading ASP (Ag.), Karen Lancaster Ellis, Crime and Problem Analysis Branch Writers Sumit Kumar Fellow, Cambridge Center for Evidence Based Policing ASP (Ag.), Michael Pierre Public Information Officer Daniella Johnson Corporate Communications Officer Eshe Jewel Bruce Corporate Communications Officer David Riley Corporate Communications Officer Brionne Antoine Crime Analyst, Crime and Problem Analysis Branch No.14036 Sgt. Bryon Daniel Professional Standards Bureau Tricia O’Neil Human Resource Officer III Kerwin Gordon Corporate Communications Officer No.16050 Cpl. Susan Guy Tourism Oriented Policing Section, Tobago Division Donna Jennings-Toney Coordinator CITY Programme Photographic Support No. 13388 Sgt. Lou Ann Ollivierre No. 13335 Cpl. (Ag.), Nigel Stephen Audio Visual Unit Art Direction/ Graphic Design Kenneth Henry Printers Scrip - J Special thanks to the contributors and sponsors for making this inaugural publication possible. Contact Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Police Administration Building Cor. Edward and Sackville Streets Port of Spain Office: (868) 625-8395 Fax: (868) 625-7133 Email: publicaffairs@ttps.gov.tt www.ttps.gov.tt TTPS Quarterly is published by the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Corporate Communications Department All rights reserved. Trinidad and Tobago Police Service must be appropriately credited for any partial reprint or duplication of this magazine 05
Editor’s Note rinidad and Tobago Police Service introduces stakeholders and readers to our new magazine entitled, TTPS Quarterly. As the name suggests the magazine will be produced on a quarterly basis beginning with the current July-September 2016 issue. TTPS Quarterly will focus on the goals and objectives of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, the challenges we encounter and experience along the way as we seek to ensure a safer living environment for all and our achievements and successes. 2016 thus far is proving to be a remarkable year for the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service as we begin the process of reflecting and evaluating on the extent to which we have achieved the goals outlined in the TTPS Strategic Plan 2014-2016. Those being: reduce and detect crime; improve safety on our roadways and in other public places; improve the level of citizen-centred service and strengthen the organisation. In this issue, we begin documenting and reporting to you on progress made towards achieving these goals; and while we have not fully succeeded in every aspect of performance targeted, we feel confident you will be generally satisfied and pleased with what we have been able to accomplish. All we have achieved as an organisation, in terms of reducing crime and improving customer service, can be attributed to the quality of leadership provided by the Commissioner of Police, committed officers at all ranks and civilian staff along with immense stakeholder assistance. It is in this regard therefore, we recognise those stakeholders who have contributed to the publication of this magazine as well as the media and digital billboard operators for their overwhelming support of the public education and engagement initiatives of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, for which we continue to pursue within the true spirit of corporate social responsibility. We hope you enjoy reading and please feel free to share your comments and suggestions with us at publicaffairs@ttps.gov.tt. Ellen Lewis Head - Corporate Communications 06
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