Democratic League of Women hails first female top cop
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At a glance
- The Democratic League of Women praised the appointment of Deputy Commissioner Sonia Boyce as the new Commissioner of Police.
- They described her historic promotion as a significant step for women in leadership.
- The league anticipates her leadership will bring positive changes to the Royal Barbados Police Force.
The Democratic League of Women, the women's arm of the Democratic Labour Party, has lauded the appointment of Deputy Commissioner Sonia Boyce as the next Commissioner of Police. The organization hailed the historic move as a crucial advancement for women in leadership roles within the nation's security apparatus.
Describing the appointment as "an important milestone," the league expressed confidence in Boyce's ability to lead the Royal Barbados Police Force. They anticipate her tenure will usher in a new era of progress and effectiveness for the police service. The group looks forward to her contributions and the positive impact she is expected to make.
This significant appointment marks a new chapter for law enforcement in Barbados, with the Democratic League of Women celebrating the breaking of barriers and the recognition of female leadership at the highest levels of the police force.
an important milestone
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