Topic: police recruitment

The RCIPS is ramping up its efforts to plug the gaps in its workforce now that that soft-freeze on public sector recruitment has ended and money has been allocated to expand its numbers.

Fewer than 30 summer recruits made it through requirements to join the RCIPS, but the commissioner said it comes down to strict standards.

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service launched its third and final recruitment drive for 2019 over the weekend.

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service has launched its latest recruitment drive for new police constables and auxiliary constables.

Twenty-four recruits who make up the second Royal Cayman Islands Police Service Recruit Class of 2019 are now six weeks into their initial recruit training.

Spanning the globe from West Bay to Sarajevo, an eclectic class of 23 officers graduated as the newest cardre of police recruits.

When Joseph Anglin first met Craig Robinson, he knew him simply as ‘sir’. In those days, Robinson was a teacher at John Gray High School and Anglin was a “live-wire” 13-year-old student.

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service has not managed to hire more than nine new cadets in any local recruitment effort since 2014, leaving the growth planned within the police service over the next few years mostly dependent on the hiring of non-Caymanian officers.