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Chief of Police to leave Royal Falkland Islands Police
Tuesday 31 January will be RFIP Chief of Police Michael Luke last day of service. Arrangements are being made for an Acting Chief of Police The Falkland Islands Government has announced that, they have accepted the resignation of Michael Luke in his role as Chief of Police for the Royal Falkland Islands Police. His last day of service will be Tuesday 31 January.
Arrangements are being made for an Acting Chief of Police to be in place until a replacement Chief of Police can be recruited.
Mr Luke commented: “I have enjoyed my time immensely working with my RFIP colleagues. Sara and I have been met with such warmth from the local community that is the Falkland Islands. The Falkland Islands have given us many memories and friendships that shall forever be with us”.
MLA Roger Spink said: “We wish Michael and Sara the best of luck for the future. Work is already underway to have an Acting Chief of Police in place as quickly as possible, this will bridge the gap until the arrival of a new Chief of Police.”
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Jan 28th, 2023 - 01:53 pm 0He didn't even last 11 months in them Isles...
Somebody is choosing their “Super-Heads” wrongly..., I Tænk...
Christ, Think. That’s twice in 12 months that I’ve agreed with you on a point. That’s got me worried.
Jan 28th, 2023 - 11:18 pm 0You are right about the wrong super heads being selected and the problem is snowballing. We need to get things back on track.
As for the head cop, it was always going to go wrong for the guy. He had a very popular deputy covering the top spot before he arrived and then they couldn’t collaborate at all when he took over.
“Más sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo...” as we say in continental Argentina..., Mr. Bloggs...
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