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Police officers graduate

Friday, 21 December 2007 18:03

The Isle of Man has twelve new police officers, following a graduation ceremony for cadets at the Sefton Hotel.

The five women and seven men received their certificates from Home Affairs Minister Martyn Quayle, having successfully completed the second on-Island initial training course.

The students were selected from 55 applicants and began a 15 week course, featuring law, practical exercises and personal safety training, on September 10.

Chief Constable Designate Mike Langdon presented the Mike Ward Cup for the best student to 20 year old Constable Christie Morgan (pictured).

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