Dominica Police began a professional development series to strengthen officers’ legal knowledge, investigative skills and effectiveness.
Dominica: The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force hosted a specialised lecture on “Identifying Criminal Offenses on Thursday, May 28, 2026, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening institutional capacity. This initiative is part of the Police Force’s ongoing efforts to sharpen the legal knowledge and operational efficiency of its officers, enhancing their skills when on the field.
According to the Police Force, this lecture is the beginning of a professional development series, with the sessions expected to carry on for many months to come. The initiative is aimed at “enhancing the knowledge, skills, and effectiveness of officers across the Force.”
The session on Thursday was facilitated by the Deputy Chief of Police, Jeoffrey James, and Acting Superintendent, Chaucer James, who have gained years of experience and knowledge in criminal investigations and police procedures. The two facilitators provided a practical approach to the sessions, allowing the officers to engage, actively participate and share their experiences.
The Chief of Police, Lincoln Corbette, was also in attendance as well as the Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Antonia Moses, who chaired the session.
The Dominica Police Force has described the initiative as a “major success” and a good start as they continue to strengthen governance and service delivery.
Officers who participated in the session have expressed their appreciation, stating that it came at a much-needed time and provided valuable insights. In an interview, one officer declared, “I found this session to be both timely and informative and I believe it will go a long way in strengthening our ability to perform our duties more effectively as we serve the citizens of Dominica.”
The Force has shared highlights of the session on Facebook where it reiterated its commitment noting, “The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force remains committed to continuous learning and excellence in policing as we strive to better serve and protect our communities.”