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A historic appointment and rising public concern over crime converged on Friday as Prime Minister Mia Mottley vowed full government support for Sonia Boyce, the first woman to lead The Barbados Police Service, tasking her with modernising the force while reinforcing public safety and order.
Speaking after Friday’s swearing-in ceremony at State House, Mottley described the occasion as “a special moment in the life of a nation”, noting that The Barbados Police Service, established in 1835, has been “an enduring feature of this nation’s stability”.
Addressing Boyce directly, the prime minister praised her commitment and leadership:
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