Graduates to increase indigenous police numbers

By Robert Crawford
Updated July 15 2014 - 11:35am, first published July 14 2014 - 2:47pm
NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione, Member for Kiama Gareth Ward and TAFE Illawarra’s Institute Director Dianne Murray with the latest graduates of the Indigenous Police Recruitment Our Way Delivery (IPROWD) Training Program (back row from left) Mitchell Campbell, Lachlan Watts, Darren Wellington, Korey Studman, Tom Matthews. Front: Nikitah Wilson, Steven Poole, Alicia Libbis and Tamika Clarke. Kirren Roughley was absent.
NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione, Member for Kiama Gareth Ward and TAFE Illawarra’s Institute Director Dianne Murray with the latest graduates of the Indigenous Police Recruitment Our Way Delivery (IPROWD) Training Program (back row from left) Mitchell Campbell, Lachlan Watts, Darren Wellington, Korey Studman, Tom Matthews. Front: Nikitah Wilson, Steven Poole, Alicia Libbis and Tamika Clarke. Kirren Roughley was absent.

The latest batch of potential police recruits graduated from a readiness program on Monday.

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