Deputy Commissioner Ian Branch retires after 47 years of service

July 2, 2026

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After 47 years of service with the Barbados Police Service, Deputy Commissioner Ian Branch will retire tomorrow, July 3.

Mr. Branch congratulated the new Commissioner and praised the Service for its support over the years.

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