The Minister for Home Affairs and Security, Glenn Bedingfield, marked this year's Police Day by paying tribute to the dedication, professionalism and courage of the Malta Police Force, while reaffirming the Government's commitment to investing in modern policing, officer wellbeing and the resources needed to address today's evolving security challenges
The Malta Police Force has welcomed 45 new appointments, with 18 officers promoted to the rank of Inspector and 27 new Police Patrol & Community Support Officers (PPCSOs) officially joining the force during a ceremony held at Police General Headquarters. Addressing the new recruits, Police Commissioner Angelo Gafà congratulated the newly appointed
The Home Affairs Minister will be touring localities over the coming weeks to learn first hand about residents’ concerns and suggestions on public safety and law and order. Speaking during a ceremony on Thursday at the Police Headquarters where 18 new inspectors and 27 new police patrol and community support officers were appointed, Glenn Bedingfield
Home Affairs and Security Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced that he will be holding meetings in localities across Malta and Gozo to hear residents' concerns and suggestions on security and public order. The initiative was announced during a ceremony at Police Headquarters, where 18 new inspectors and 27 new police patrol and community support
