News Release: Hamilton, Bermuda – Two senior Bermudian Officers, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Antoine Daniels and Superintendent, Na’imah Astwood, have now qualified to be appointed Commissioner of Police, following their successful completion of the prestigious Strategic Command Course, administered by the UK College of Policing.
Both officers graduated with distinction, the highest grading possible, with exceptional praise from their course directors.
The course was conducted during the period January 6th, to March 16th, this year and covered three marked assessment elements:
• Operational Assessment
• Business Skills Assessment
• Personal Leadership Assessment
His Excellency the Governor John Rankin remarked: “The fact that both graduated with distinction from what I know is a demanding course is huge testament first and foremost to their abilities and leadership skills.”
It is also confirmation of the qualities in the members of the Bermuda Police Service which I have seen throughout my term in office as Governor, and which continue to stand Bermuda in good stead.
Both officers graduated with distinction, the highest grading possible, with exceptional praise from their course directors.
Meanwhile, Commissioner of Police, Stephen Corbishley added: “Alongside DCOP Simons (who achieved the same graduation assessment in 2019) this reflects three Bermudian Police Officers who have performed exceptionally well against the most talented senior officers from the UK and overseas.
“I look forward to ACOP Daniels and Supt Astwood bringing back their developed leadership skills and experience to the BPS.”
