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 Assistant Superintendent of Police Thecla Andrews.
Assistant Superintendent of Police Thecla Andrews.
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Assistant Superintendent of Police Thecla Andrews, for successfully completing a Master’s Degree in public policy and administration with a double concentration in management and operations and criminal justice from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the United States of America.

In an interview with the Police Public Relations and Complaints Department,

Andrews explained that amidst the challenges that her educational pursuits presented, she was guided and inspired by Marcus Garvey’s quote, “If you have no confidence in self, you are twice defeated in the race of life. With confidence, you have won even before you have started.”

Andrews, who also holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in criminal justice, described her journey as one filled with many challenges but also defined the experience as one that helped her to grow emotionally, spiritually and intellectually.

An appreciative Andrews thanked God for giving her the strength to complete the 18-month programme.

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She also gave thanks to her family and friends, especially her mother Majorie, fiancé Everson and her siblings Kenroy and Jo-ann.

The Assistant superintendent also expressed special appreciation to Commissioner of Police Collin John and other senior and junior members of the police force.

Special mention was made to Commander Brenton Caine for his assistance, retired Superintendent of Police Ruth Jacobs and Corporal Kayawana Gibson for their words of advice and encouragement.

Special thanks were also expressed to her friend Sabrina Hall, Hugh Delplesche, the professors and staff of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and the Police Cooperative Credit Union.

“The Commissioner of Police (COP), Colin John and other senior and junior officers of the rank and file, wishes ASP Andrews continued success in all her pursuits, as she continues to serve the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force and the people of our sovereign nation,” the press statement said.

3 replies on “Senior cop completes master’s degree in public police and administration”

  1. Congratulations to officer Techla Andrews on completing her Masters Degree in Public Policy and administration along with Management. Wish her all the best for the future.

  2. when will she be answering to that incident that she [alledgedly] tried to cover up for her relative a few years ago?

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