Regional Police Training Centre Commandant to retire after 48 years

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July 17, 2026

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Regional Police Training Centre Commandant Rodney Archer will retire later this month after almost 48 years of public service.

During his final report as Commandant, he reflected on the achievements of Course 150, which he described as commendable.

He said that while the course is intensive, it is rewarding, and he encouraged more young people to join the Police Service.

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