Inspectors

Inspector Harold Beckles

Inspector Harold Beckles joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1978 from the Barbados Police Force.

He has worked in Central Uniform, Central Parishes, Central C.I.D., Traffic Department, Eastern and Western Divisions.

Currently, Inspector Beckles is the Officer In Charge of the Forensic Support Unit. His role is to assist the investigative units of the service in reducing crime and keeping Bermuda safe by ensuring that all available forensic evidence is collected at crime scenes to aid in the identification of the culprit.

Inspector Beckles joined the Bermuda Police Service to help maintain law and order in the community.

Whenever possible, he enjoys attending football games.

Feel free to contact Inspector Beckles by e-mail.

Inspector Mark Bothello

Inspector Mark Bothello joined the Bermuda Police Service in October, 1980. He has worked in Central, Eastern, Cycle Squad, Traffic, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit and the Marine Department. He has two Commissioners Commendations and numerous Letters of Good Work.

Inspector Bothello's current posting is the Service Firearms Inspector in the Public Protection Department. He is responsible for the day to day operations of all Authorized Firearms Officers and the coordinator of the Service Emergency Response Team.

Inspector Bothello joined the Bermuda Police Force as he did not have the required funds to attend college. He originally planned to stay for two years raising some money for college; however 30 years later he is still with the Service! 

After joining Inspector Bothello quickly found out that policing is a rewarding career, allowing him the opportunity to give back to his community and assist with upholding law and order. He enjoys spending time with his family and also enjoys outside activities such as playing golf and boating.

Feel free to contact Inspector Bothello at 441-299-4207 or by e-mail.

Inspector Robert Cardwell

Inspector Robert Cardwell joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1989 in the Police Cadet scheme and was appointed as a Police Constable in 1991.

He has worked in uniform branches of the service including the Central and Eastern Division, Traffic, Motorcycle Patrol Unit as well as several investigative branches including Criminal Investigation Unit, Narcotics and Serious Crime. 

Inspector Cardwell is the recipient of Certificate of Appreciation from the New England Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. He has also been awarded 5 Commissioner’s Commendations, 1 Commissioner’s Merit Award and numerous Letters of Good Work. 

Inspector Cardwell has completed a wide range of policing courses with the Kent Constabulary, DEA, National Police Improvement Agency, Institute of Police Technology and Dalhousie University. He is currently the Officer in Charge of the Drugs Unit.

Feel free to contact Inspector Cardwell by e-mail or at 441-299-4466.

Inspector Peter Charlemagne

Inspector Peter Charlemagne joined the Bermuda Police Service on November 15, 2003 after serving with the Royal St. Lucia Police Force for six years. After successfully completing his basic training in Bermuda, he has since been attached to various units within the Community Policing Division including The Police Support Unit, The Roads Policing Unit and General Policing.

In June 2009, Inspector Charlemagne was transferred to the Vulnerable Person Unit as the Officer in Charge of that Unit. This entails managing investigations involving crimes against children as well as investigating incidents involving Missing Persons. Other responsibilities include working in partnership with outside government and non-government agencies to collectively improve the welfare of children on the island.

He has a degree in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and is presently completing his Master's in Business Administration with the University of Liverpool.

Inspector Charlemagne joined the Bermuda Police Service to help contribute meaningfully to a cause that strives to ensure that every law abiding citizen can enjoy the peace and comfort of their way of life.

He has played football for both the Police First Division and Police/Fire Commercial Team.

Feel free to contact Inspector Charlemagne at 441-299-4224 or by e-mail.

Inspector Christopher Clarke BBA

Inspector Christopher Clarke joined the service after serving 3 ½ years as a Constable in the Royal Barbados Police Force. He worked in, CID, general patrol, Judicial Support Unit, and Narcotics; achieving qualifications as a narcotics expert.

Inspector Clarke is currently attached to the Public Protection Department as a Duty Inspector. He supervises all general policing activities that occur whilst he is on duty

Inspector Clarke joined the Bermuda Police Service to make a difference in the community and to help maintain law and order.

He plays cricket and hockey in various leagues. He is also a board member for the Physical Abuse Centre.

Feel free to contact Inspector Clarke at 441-296-0445, mobile 441-717-0526 or by e-mail.

Inspector John Clutterbuck

Inspector John Clutterbuck served for 7 years in the Metropolitan Police London. He joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1994, serving in Eastern Uniform, Central Uniform, Parishes, Narcotics Department, Schools Liaison Unit, Community Beat Office and the Police Support Unit.

Inspector Clutterbuck's current posting is Inspector of the Police Support Unit which is part of the Serious Crime Division.

The Police Support Unit provides a trained response to public disorder, provides high visibility patrols targeting violent, drug, weapon and gang related crime. The Unit is utilized in executing outstanding warrants and conducting the relevant follow up investigations.

Feel free to contact Inspector Clutterbuck at 441-299-4358, mobile 441-717-0891 or by e-mail.

Inspector Stephen Cosham

Inspector Stephen Cosham joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1988 having served for six years in the UK Police. He has served in all three uniform divisions and also the Task Force, Control Room, IT, Traffic and Marine Units.

Inspector Cosham has been a member of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team for 22 years, which deals with any explosives found in Bermuda or her territorial waters.

He is currently the Commissioner's Staff Officer; his job is to assist the Commissioner. Inspector Cosham is an avid bridge player and a committee member of the annual Bridge Regional Tournament, which brings several hundred tourists to Bermuda each January.

Feel free to contact Inspector Cosham on 441-299-4222, mobile 441-717-0510 or by e-mail.

Inspector Steven Donnelly

Inspector Steven Donnelly joined the Lincolnshire Police Service, UK after serving as a Police Cadet in 1982, and then joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1988. He has worked in Uniform Patrol in West, East and Central, PSU, Community Action Team and as the Divisional Commander at Somerset.
 
Currently Inspector Donnelly is the Officer In Charge of the Training Centre; his job is to train and develop staff and new recruits.
 
Inspector Donnelly joined the Bermuda Police Service to make a difference in the community and to help maintain law and order.
 
He likes to maintain his fitness and accomplishes this by swimming and cycling several times a week.
 
Feel free to contact Inspector Donnelly by e-mail.

Inspector Peter Giles

Inspector Peter Giles was initially trained and developed from Police Cadet to Police Constable in Devon, England between 1971 and 1975. He served on attachment as Unit Beat Police Constable (uniformed patrols), and with the Criminal Investigation Department, Motorway/Traffic Patrol and Administration.

Inspector Giles joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1975 and has served in the following areas;

• Constable Uniformed patrols
• Detective with Criminal Investigation Department
• Patrol Officer Operations/Traffic
• Sergeant Prosecutor at the Magistrates’ Court
• Sergeant Instructor Bermuda Police Training School
• Detective Sergeant Divisional CID Unit
• Inspector/Commander of a Watch
• Detective Inspector in charge of Government Security
• Inspector in charge of Prosecutions Department
• Detective Inspector in charge of a Divisional CID Unit
• Detective Inspector in charge of Juvenile and Domestic Violence Unit
• Passed Promotion process to rank of Chief Inspector
• Acted as Chief Inspector on attachment to Divisional HQ
• Acted as Detective Chief Inspector on attachment to CID
• Acted as Detective Chief Inspector on attachment to Serious Crime Unit
• Detective Inspector Project Coordinator for implementation of new (PACE) legislation
• Inspector Staff Officer to Commissioner of Police
• Inspector Project Officer for the new Hamilton Police Station
• Inspector in charge of Court Liaison Unit

Inspector Giles has received Letters of Good Work done and congratulations for good work received from such authoritative figures as the Deputy Governor, the Attorney General, the Commissioner of Police, the Director of Public Prosecutions and Magistrates of Bermuda.

He has also received:

A Merit Award in 2004 for duties OIC Juvenile Domestic Crime Unit.

A Commissioner’s Commendation in 2005 for successful investigation, prosecution and conviction of a child murderer.

The Colonial Police Forces Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, receiving both the 25 and 30 year clasps.

The Queen’s Jubilee Medal.

Currently Inspector Giles is the Officer In Charge of the Court Liaison Unit, Traffic Wardens and project officer for the new Hamilton Police Station.

His role is to manage the liaison between the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Hamilton Magistrates Court and the Bermuda Police Service as well as supervise the Traffic Wardens and their deployments throughout Bermuda. Additionally, Inspector Giles is the project officer-liaison between the architects and contractors for the new Hamilton Police Station.

Inspector Giles joined policing at the tender age of 17 years old having always marveled at the role of the Constable and their apparent resolve and courage to maintain law and order in the community. His desire is to serve the community at large and help others, ensuring a cohesive and consistent public service.

Inspector Giles is a member of a public service group and supports all charitable endeavours.

Feel free to contact Inspector Giles on mobile 441-717-0051, office 441- 299-4555 or e-mail.

Inspector Simon Groves

Inspector Simon Groves joined Bermuda Police Service in January 1988, after serving for 6 years in the Surrey Constabulary in England. He has worked in several areas, including Uniform Patrol, CID, Traffic, Administration, Prosecutions and Project Teams; but the area of the Service where he has spent most time is in Intelligence, where he is currently enjoying his third posting and was recently awarded for his work.

Inspector Groves is currently the Intelligence Manager in the Intelligence Unit. He oversees the ‘hands on’ work of gathering intelligence from numerous sources and developing information that can assist investigations or initiate new investigations. Much of his work involves networking with local and overseas law enforcement authorities, and developing and maintaining relationships with key local and international contacts.

His personal philosophy is - "Average is a starting point, aim higher! Be consistent, both personally and professionally, be consistent in your expectations for yourself and of others. Be prepared to earn people's trust and respect."

Inspector Groves' family is the priority in his life; he has spent many years working on PTAs and volunteering in a host of capacities around his children’s schools and other developmental activities. After flirting with a passion for athletics and competition, Inspector Groves has slowed down a bit and now looks forward to dropping a line off the side of his boat, waiting for ‘the big one’!

Feel free to contact Inspctor Groves at his office on 441-299-4427, mobile 441-717-0512 or by e-mail.

Inspector Othneal Haynes

Inspector Othneal Haynes joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1978 after serving in the Royal Barbados Police Force for two years. After a three week localization course he was posted to Hamilton Police Station. Inspector Haynes has been posted to Hamilton Police Station, Somerset Police Station, Traffic Department, Motor Cycle Patrol Section, Prosecutions, Pembroke Parish Constable, Southampton Parish Constable, Western CID and Narcotics. He has attended several management courses both local and aboard and have been exposed to numerous other types of training. Inspector Haynes has also received one commendation for the rescue of an individual from a burning building.

Inspector Haynes is currently the Inspector in charge of the Central Community Action Team. His role is to coordinate all Bermuda Police Service community policing initiatives in the central parishes.

Inspector Haynes personal policing philosophy is - "Police officers should always lead by example both internally and externally."

He and his wife are part of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program. They also foster children from time to time.

Feel free to contact Inspector Haynes on 441-295-0011, mobile 441-717-0325 or by e-mail.

Inspector Valence Holder

Inspector Valence (Val) Holder joined the Bermuda Police Service in November 1984. He has worked on the Beach Squad; in the Incident Room (Serious Crime Unit); as a Parish Constable; and in the Roads Policing Unit, Driving School and Training School as well as the Emergency Response Team (Firearms). Inspector Holder has acquired several Commendations and Merit Awards as a result of these postings.

Inspector Holder is currently Head of Special Branch (SB) and the Government Security Officer (GSO) within the Intelligence Division. He has responsibility for the covert aspect of Intelligence gathering.

Inspector Holder joined the Service as a young man after serving with the military. This was a natural progression to civil duty as he is the product of discipline from a father who was a Headmaster. He believes in structure and order otherwise chaos ensues.

Inspector Holder is a member of the Police Hockey Club currently holding the position of Captain. He has attended several coaching courses and has been the Assistant Coach of the Bermuda Women’s Federation Team. Inspector Holder currently coaches youth hockey and is a fitness enthusiast.

Feel free to contact Inspector Holder at his office on 441-299-4251, mobile 441-717-0126 or by e-mail.

Inspector Sherwin Joseph

Inspector Sherwin Joseph joined the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) in July 1996 and had the opportunity to work in the Criminal Investigation Department of the Western Division and the Organized Crime and Narcotics Unit. He joined the Bermuda Police Service in May 2003. During his tenure he has worked in the Community Police Division (CPD) and the Police Support Unit (PSU).

Inspector Joseph is currently attached to the Serious Crime Division as Incident Commander/Duty Inspector. He is responsible for managing major incidents as well as providing leadership and guidance to his colleagues.  

Inspector Joseph's personal policing philosophy - "I truly believe that members of the community are our greatest allies in the fight against crime and anti social behavior."

Inspector Joseph enjoys weight training and cardio vascular activities.

Feel free to contact Inspector Joseph at his office on 441-299-4418 or 441-299-4368; mobile 441-717-2158 or by e-mail.

Inspector Jerome Laws

Inspector Jerome Laws joined the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) in 1986 as a Police Cadet. After serving for 2 years, he went into Recruit Foundation Course #41. His subsequent postings included Eastern Uniform, Central Uniform, Task Force Unit, Eastern and Central Criminal Investigation Department, Major Incident Room and Serious Crime Unit.

Currently, Inspector Laws is the Second-In-Command of the Western Area with responsibility for the Parishes of Warwick, Southampton and Sandys. He supervises the Western Uniform Patrol Units, Western Criminal Investigation Unit and the Western Community Action Team. It is through these teams in partnership with the community that we strive to keep the Western Area communities safe and focus on minimizing crime and anti-social behaviour.

During his tenure in the Police Service Inspector Laws has received a total of seven letters of good work, one merit award, eight Commissioner Commendations and one DPP Appreciation Award. Most of these awards are for recognition of professionalism, leadership, commitment, zeal and dedication into investigating serious crimes relating to offences involving murders, firearms and drugs.

Inspector Laws joined the Police Service knowing that every minute of the day he will have the opportunity to make a difference in combating crime with a view of keeping Bermuda safe.

As a teenager he played soccer and cricket for St. David’s Cricket Club and later represented Bermuda in soccer during his late teens and early twenties. He subsequently played soccer for St. George’s Colts and Devonshire Colts winning a total of six Cup Finals in five years. In his later years and to this date, he continues to play soccer for Prospect United and as a senior player he assists with coaching and mentoring the younger players; taking the opportunity to encourage them to focus on the positive aspects of life.

Feel free to contact Inspector Laws at his office on 441-278-5310, mobile 441-717-0591 or by e-mail.

Inspector Philip Lewis

Inspector Philip Lewis joined the Police Service in 1985 as an untrained officer after arriving from Barbados. He received his initial training on Basic Course #36 where he obtained the Baton of Honour and the Instructor’s Cup. He has worked in Eastern Uniform, Western Uniform, Western Parishes, Major Incident Room, Central CID, Traffic, Cycle Squad, Motorcycle Section (MCPS), Task Force, Central Uniform (Station Sergeant), Central Traffic Enforcement Unit( OIC), Training School and Duty Inspector (CPD).

Inspector Lewis is a certified trainer having completed a number of local and overseas trainer’s courses. He has completed the CENTREX (UK) Examinations and Assessment Multiple Choice Question Writers Course and the Exercise Design Course.

He is also a silver firearms commander having completed the Metropolitan Police Advanced Firearms Silver Commanders course.

He is recognized by the Supreme Courts in Bermuda as a Traffic Collision Expert after giving expert testimony on several occasions and having attended the Institute of Police Technology and  Management in Florida and completed most of their traffic collision and reconstruction courses. He has also attended the National Transportation Safety Board Academy in Washington, Virginia and completed several traffic collision courses.

Inspector Lewis has also received two Commissioner’s Commendations and several Letters of Good Work.

Inspector Lewis is currently the Officer In Charge of the Roads Policing Unit and Marine Section. He is also head of the Traffic Collision Investigation Unit. His job is to make our roads and waterways safer; reduce collisions with special emphasis on reducing fatalities; reduce the number of stolen vehicles and vessels; improve driver and boat operator’s behaviour and work with various governmental and other partners to achieve these goals.

Inspector Lewis joined the Service after being bored working in an office environment doing accounting. He has always been fascinated with the Military or Police and cannot think of a better way in which one can serve the country and community in which they live and has no regrets in joining the Bermuda Police Service.

Inspector Lewis is currently the Chairman of the Bermuda Police Cricket Section. He is very much into healthy living, exercise and keeping fit.

Feel free to contact Inspector Lewis at his office on 441-299-4245, mobile 441-717-0345 or by e-mail.

Inspector Stephen Lightbourne

Inspector Stephen Lightbourne joined the Bermuda Police Service as a Police Cadet in 1979. He is presently posted at Hamilton Police Station as the Patrol Inspector. He is the 2nd Officer In Charge of all Watches in Hamilton Police Station. Most of his career has been spent in the Criminal Investigations and Narcotics Units.

Inspector Lightbourne has received overseas Police Training in England, Canada, USA and the Caribbean Islands.

He is the recipient of seven Commissioner’s Commendations, a Certicate of Appreciation from the USA Drug Enforcement Administration and numerous Letters of Good Work.

Inspector Lightbourne has represented Bermuda’s National Cricket team, having played in two ICC tournaments. Additionally, he is also a former Somerset Cup Match player.

Inspector Lightbourne joined the Bermuda Police Service because - "I love Bermuda and its people. That’s what I protect and serve."

Feel free to contact Inspector Lightbourne at his office on 441-299-4537 or by e-mail.

Inspector Terence Maxwell

Inspector Terence Maxwell joined Wiltshire Constabulary (England) in 1978 before joining the Bermuda Police Service in 1980. He has been attached to the Anguilla Police Constabulary to assist in a number of murder investigations and has also been attached to the Jamaican Police Force regarding a number of serious linked crimes.

Inspector Maxwell has received 15 Commissioner of Police Commendations (Bermuda), one Commissioner of Police Commendation (Anguilla), one Commendation FBI (USA), 23 Letters of Good Work & two Merit Awards.

Inspector Maxwell is currently the Officer in Charge of the Central Criminal Investigation Unit, responsible for the investigation of all crimes in the Central Parishes.

His personal policing philosophy - "I believe the Police are the barriers that prevent the darkness from creeping into everyone's lives. I joined the Police in an honest belief to assist my community in the best way possible – being involved."

Inspector Maxwell was a very keen rugby player and ex captain of both the Police and the National rugby sides. He now enjoys boating, fishing, and reading. He is also the Blood donor liaison between the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and the Bermuda Police Service and is still a regular blood donor. Everyone should join to assist the community!

Feel free to contact Inspector Maxwell at his office on 441-299-4535, mobile 441-717-0455 or by e-mail.

Inspector Craig Morfitt MSc

Inspector Craig Morfitt joined the Humberside Police Force (UK) in 1978 and left in 1984 to join the Bermuda Police Service. As a Constable he worked in Central Uniform for two years and Central CID for nine years. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1996 and was posted to the Intelligence Division. He was promoted to Inspector in 2001 and worked as a Watch Inspector for six months before transferring to the Police Support Unit for 18 months. In 2003 he was posted to the Service Inspectorate and then, in 2007, the Inspectorate post was absorbed into the Service Delivery Improvement Unit.

Inspector Morfitt is currently in charge of the Service Delivery Improvement Unit (SDI). He is responsible for policy development and managing change throughout the Service with a view to improving the Service’s ability to serve the public.

His personal policing philosophy - "Always act with integrity and respect, treating others fairly and in the manner that they would wish to be treated."

Inspector Morfitt is the President of the Bermuda Fry-Angle Aquarium Society (a club for tropical fish enthusiasts); President of the Bermuda Classic Bike Club; Vice-President of the September 5th Foundation (registered charity to benefit the victims of Hurricane Fabian); Treasurer (and past Chairman) of the Bermuda Police Boxing Section; and a Diversity facilitator for CURE.

He holds a Master of Science Degree in Police Leadership & Management from the University of Leicester.

Feel free to contact Inspector Morfitt at his office on 441-299-4343 or by e-mail.

Inspector Andrew Morgan

Inspector Andrew Morgan joined the Bermuda Police Service in 2000 having served with Bedfordshire Police in the UK since 1992. He has worked as a Constable in Central & Eastern Uniform and the Police Training Centre. On promotion to Sergeant, he served in Corporate Services. In 2008 he was promoted to Inspector where he served as a Watch Commander.

Inspector Morgan is presently Second In Command of the Eastern Area within the Community Policing Division. This includes Southside & St. George's Police Stations. He has responsibility for Uniform policing, the Eastern Criminal Investigation Unit, the Eastern Community Action Team and the Airport Police Unit.

Inspector Morgan became a Police Officer to play my part in keeping the public, their property and the community, as safe as possible.

Feel free to contact Inspector Morgan at his office on 441-278-5121 or by e-mail.

Inspector Linda Perry

Inspector Linda Perry joined the Bermuda Police Service on 12th May 1980, as a member of Recruit Foundation Course #27. She has worked in Central Uniform, Intelligence (Special Branch), Traffic Division, ComOps, Administration and the Cadet Training School.

Inspector Perry is currently the Officer In Charge of The Administration Department; her job includes, amongst other tasks, overseeing the maintenance of police buildings & barracks; firearms and security guard licensing; clearance certificates and record checks.
 
Her personal policing philosophy - "I joined the Police Force as it was known then, to assist people. I care about people and like to help them. Joining the Police Service was my way of giving back to my community and making a difference."
 
Inspector Perry has represented the Police Service in Field Hockey, Soccer and recently Golf.  She has also represented Bermuda playing Field Hockey. She enjoys spending time with family and friends. She is also a volunteer with the Friends of Hospice (the Charity for Agape House).
 
Feel free to contact Inspector Perry at her office on 441-299-4335, by e-mail or on mobile 441-717-0448.

Inspector Beverley Pitt

Inspector Beverley Pitt joined the Bermuda Police Service in June 1979 and has worked in Central Uniform, Traffic, Narcotics, Special Branch and later Head of Speacial Banch; Community Relations Unit, Western CID, Intelligence Division, Career Development Officer and Staff Officer. She has received many Letters of Good Work, three Merit Awards and two Commissioner's Commendations.

Inspector Pitt is currently the Officer In Charge of COMOPS where all calls/incidents for the Police Service are received and dispatched by Police officers. As the Officer In Charge of Crime Prevention she supervises a team of police officers who work in partnership with the Bermuda community to prevent and reduce crime. Both Units fall under the Operational Support Department at Police Headquarters, Prospect.

Her personal policing philosophy - "I joined out of wanting to be a support and of service to the community where I was born and raised."

Inspector Pitt is a member of Big Brothers & Sisters, past member of the Board of Trustees at the Whitney Institute, a member of the Business & Professional Women’s Association of Bermuda and a member of Wind-Reach.

Feel free to contact Inspector Pitt at her office on 441-299-4448, mobile 441-717-0385 or by e-mail.

Inspector Michael Redfern

Inspector Michael Redfern joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1990 after serving 5 years in the London Metropolitan Police Service. On completion of the localization course he was posted to uniform at Hamilton Police Station. After 4 years in uniform he was transferred to Criminal Investigation Department and spent the majority of years in that department as well as the then named Financial Investgiation Unit. He has received three Commissioner's Commendations.

Inspector Redfern is currently in the Serious Crime Unit (SCU) with the responsibility of investigating/supervising all serious crime incidents on the island.

His personal policing philosophy is - "To serve and work with the community to make a positive impact in their lives."

Inspector Redfern is on the committee with little Somerset Trojans and loves taking part in sports (football, gym, squash etc.). He is also a huge Arsenal supporter.

Feel free to contact Inspector Redfern at his office on 441-299-8121, by e-mail or on mobile 441-717-0740.

Inspector Calvin Smith

Inspector Calvin Smith has been with the Bermuda Police Service for 25 years. He has worked in the Eastern Uniform Division, Central Uniform, Prosecutions Department, Central CID, five years in the Major Incident Room and as a Uniformed Sergeant Corporate Services (with attachments to the Narcotics Division & Crime Support as well as the Vehicle Crime Unit). In 2003 he assumed responsibility for Special Branch and the Government Security Office until 2008 (Head of Special Branch/Government Security Officer - Acting Detective Chief Inspector for 70 days – 7 week attachment, Royal Anguilla Police Force).

Inspector Smith is currently posted to the Serious Crime Unit. He has attended several courses both locally & overseas.

Inspector Smith has received nine Commissioner’s Commendations, two Commissioner’s Merit Awards, one Bermuda Reserve Police Merit Award, 30 Letters of Good Work, the Bermuda Police Service Long Service Award (18 years), several trophies and certificates for both local and overseas sports tournaments as well as the 2007/2008 Bermuda Police Service Officer of the Year Award and the 2009 AKA Man of the Year Award.

He is also involved in the community and on several committees such as the Bermuda Police Service Cricket Section; the Bermuda Police Service Soccer Section – Secretary; the Bermuda Police Service Police Recreation Club Executive Committee; the Bermuda Police Service Critical Incident Stress Management Team; the Bermuda 400th Anniversary Committee (Bermuda Tattoo 2009); the Bermuda Police Service Police Week Committee Co-Chairman (2007/2008); the Fraternal Organizations; the Government Security Officer- EMO; the Prosecutor Discipline Committee (BFA); the Bermuda Government Protective Security Committee; the Bermuda Government Seaports Security Committee; the St. Georges Cricket Club; the North Village Community Club; and the Leopards Club International.

Feel free to contact Inspector Smith at his office on 441-299-8115, mobile 441-717-0454 or by e-mail.

Inspector Markland Telemaque

Inspector Markland Telemaque had the distinct pleasure of joining the Bermuda Police Service on July 1st 2000, having been recruited from the Jamaica Constabulary Force. His initial posting placed him in uniform at the Hamilton Police Station, where he enjoyed general policing duties. He has since spent a number of years in the Narcotics Division where he worked alongside Bermuda Customs in the interdiction of controlled substances coming into our island. He is the recipient of three Commissioner's Commendations, one Merit Award and various Letters of Good Work.
 
Inspector Telemaque is currently the Incident Commander for the ‘E’ watches (island wide) and his main responsibility is to attend all major incidents to ensure the appropriate Police response.
 
His personal policing philosophy - "There is no greater reward than service to your community and making a positive difference in the lives of people that depend on you to be there."
 
Inspector Telemaque is an avid fan and player of basketball and table tennis. He is also a Christian that worships at the Church of Christ (Brighton Hill, Devonshire). He serves as a mentor to several young people in helping them to escape the false lure of surrounding negative influences; helping them to focus and lead productive lives, fulfilling their full potential.
 
Feel free to contact Inspector Telemaque at his office on 441-299-4368 or 441-299-4418, mobile 441-717-2048 or by e-mail.

Inspector Charlene Thompson

Inspector Charlene Thompson is the Officer in Charge of the Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit, which deals with all money laundering investigations, confiscations, forfeitures, major fraud, market manipulation & Nigerian 419 scams to name a few.

After spending 11 years in various departments she joined what was then known as the Commercial Crime Department (CCD), Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) in March 2006, as a Sergeant. She was promoted to the rank of Inspector on the 15th March 2007, and left the unit for a brief stint in uniform policing.

Relatively new to the world of Financial Crime, Inspector Thompson made great strides during her short time in this field. In November 2007, she returned to the Commercial Crime Department as the Officer In Charge of the Fraud Unit and in September 2008, became the Officer In Charge of the Financial Crime Unit.

In addition, Inspector Thompson made sure that she and her unit acquired the knowledge and skills to effectively and efficiently carry out their roles within the Financial Crime Unit, by becoming members of the Association of Anti Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS).

Inspector Thompson has attended several courses and conferences locally and overseas. She has obtained three Commissioner's Commendations, two Merit Awards and several Letters of Good Work.

In August 2009 Inspector Thompson was spotlighted in the Association of Certified Anti Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS) magazine after being recommended by one of her overseas colleagues for having accomplished great things in her career.

Later that same year Inspector Thompson went on to sit and successfully pass her ACAMS exams. She enjoys playing cricket for the Bermuda Women’s National Squad and has had the opportunity to represent Bermuda overseas in several tournaments.

She also enjoys cycling and running, having participated in three May 24^th Marathons. as well as participating in sports events which help raise monies for various charities.

Feel free to contact Inspector Thompson at her office on 441-299-8022, mobile 441-717-0908 or by e-mail.

Inspector Gary Venning BA Cert. Ed.

Inspector Gary Venning joined the Bermuda Police Service in February 1981 having previously served 5 years in the Dorset Police, UK . During his career in Bermuda,  he has served as a Beat Patrol Officer, in the Motor Cycle Patrol Section (MCPS), as a former Community & Media Relations officer, in Crime Prevention, the Marine Section and as a Duty Inspector.  
 
Inspetor Venning is presently in charge of the Professional Conduct Unit which is responsible for investigating civilian complaints against Police officers and maintaining professional standards within the Service.
 
He enjoys serving the community and his career as a Police officer has enabled him to fulfill this ambition.
 
Inspector Venning has a keen interest in sports and particularly enjoys sailing, golf and aviation.
 
Feel free to contact Inspector Venning at his office on 441-299-4278 or by e-mail.