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Officers in training conducted routine traffic controls at Harold Jack lookout point. | SMN News

August 28, 2020

Officers in training conducted routine traffic controls at Harold Jack lookout point. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Sint Maarten Police Force (KPSM) is now in the process of upgrading and enhancing the training of all personnel. In this climate, the police are training three new classes of officers on the island with the vision of giving better service to the community.
For the practical part of their module, the BPO4 class held a traffic control at Harold Jack on A.J C. Brouwers road on three different occasions.

During these controls were done under the supervision of the training instructors, and assisted by Mr. R. Coutar and Mr.S. Van Bosse of the Traffic department. The student


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