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🎒📚 BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY! 🚲💇🏽‍♀️Caye Caulker Community Police is bringing the community together for a fun-filled day ...
15/08/2026

🎒📚 BACK TO SCHOOL GIVEAWAY! 🚲💇🏽‍♀️

Caye Caulker Community Police is bringing the community together for a fun-filled day of care, support, and community spirit! 💙💚

Children ages 8–12 are invited to join us for:

🎒 Back-to-School Giveaway – School supplies, goodies & more!
🚲 Bicycle Repair – Free tune-ups and basic repairs!
💇🏽‍♀️ Hair Braiding – Styles, smiles & confidence!

đź“… Sunday, August 30, 2026
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
đź“Ť Caye Caulker Community Basketball Court

Let’s come together to support our children as they prepare for another school year. Every act of kindness makes a difference! ❤️

Stronger Together. Safer Caye Caulker. đź’™

SOUTHERN REGIONCOMPSTAT MID-YEAR 2026“Building a team involves bringing people together, while teamwork allows those ind...
15/08/2026

SOUTHERN REGION

COMPSTAT MID-YEAR 2026

“Building a team involves bringing people together, while teamwork allows those individuals to utilize their different abilities, values, and beliefs to accomplish something they may not be able to achieve alone.”

The Southern Region CompStat Mid-Year 2026 was held at Blue Reef Resort, Seine Bight Village, on Thursday, August 13, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The proceedings were chaired by the Mistress of Ceremonies, Aretha Gordon, Sgt. #98, Officer in Charge of the Seine Bight Community Oriented Policing Unit. She acknowledged Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations, Alden Dawson; Deputy Commissioner of Police, Administration, Mrs. Sandra Bodden; Southern Region Commander, Superintendent Brent Hamilton; and other senior officers from across the region.

Opening remarks were delivered by Sherwood Wade, Assistant Superintendent of Police and Officer Commanding, Intermediate Southern Formation, followed by remarks from Superintendent Hamilton.

Commanders and representatives from the various formations and sub-formations delivered presentations on crime statistics, community policing initiatives, officers’ welfare, operational activities, station management, and resource availability and utilization.

The Commanders also highlighted concerns relating to resources, operational capacity, and the needs of their respective formations. These matters were addressed by Deputy Commissioners Dawson and Bodden, who provided guidance and clarification.

CONCLUSION

The Southern Region CompStat Mid-Year 2026 provided an important platform for accountability, collaboration, and strategic decision-making. The discussions highlighted the importance of teamwork, effective resource management, communication, and proactive policing in addressing challenges across the region.

Overall, the CompStat reinforced the need for collective efforts to reduce crime, strengthen community partnerships, improve police operations, and provide quality service to communities throughout the Southern Region.

Special acknowledgement is extended to the Seine Bight Police Sub-Formation for hosting the CompStat and to Blue Reef Resort for providing the venue.

On Friday, 14th August 2026, Precinct Two, Team Two Commanders, ASP Williams and Insp. Caballero, issued Letters of Comm...
14/08/2026

On Friday, 14th August 2026, Precinct Two, Team Two Commanders, ASP Williams and Insp. Caballero, issued Letters of Commendation to personnel under their command in recognition of their outstanding dedication demonstrated during the first half of the year.

The letters were placed on the recipients’ personal files. In addition, each officer received a token of appreciation generously donated by Sgt. F. Gentle #926 and a member of the community.

The following officers were commended:

1. Cpl. Rhaburn Kukul #856
2. PC Thomas Mariano #2848
3. PC Brenjay Martinez #2508
4. PC Alex Benguch #2853
5. PC Joshua Miguel #1775
6. PC Wynmark Alvarez #2270
7. PC Lennart Cajun #1357 (VPEAT)

On behalf of the Officer Commanding, Precinct Two, ASP Angel Chan, two raffles were also conducted.

The winners of the raffles are:

PC Roberto Chub #1237
PC Dwayne Moreira #2371 (VPEAT)

Team Two Command extends congratulations to all recipients and thanks Sgt. Gentle and the community member for their generous support.

The Officer Commanding the Santa Elena Police Sub Station, Insp. Mark Martinez, along with San Ignacio Community Oriente...
14/08/2026

The Officer Commanding the Santa Elena Police Sub Station, Insp. Mark Martinez, along with San Ignacio Community Oriented Policing Personnel Erwin Canul, Sgt. 1258, and Georgia Lucas, PC 1860, conducted a meet-and-greet operation within Santa Elena Town. As the September holidays approach, business visits were conducted to educate business owners and food vendors on Business Protection and Safety Tips. Insp. Mark Martinez shared advice and tips to prevent robbery, such as installing a surveillance camera system that is monitored, handling cash securely, and having security officers remain alert while providing security services at stores. A contact number was shared with them for any emergency. Business owners, security officers, and vendors appreciated the police presence through the area visit and the safety tips shared with them on business protection.

On Thursday, August 13, 2026, a meet-and-greet initiative was conducted in Cotton Tree Village by officers attached to t...
14/08/2026

On Thursday, August 13, 2026, a meet-and-greet initiative was conducted in Cotton Tree Village by officers attached to the Community Oriented Policing (COP) Unit. During the activity, several households were visited, and residents were engaged in meaningful discussions regarding community safety and policing.

Present for the initiative were COP Officer PC 2591 Ingrid Pau, Sgt. Leslie, and PC Shal. The officers interacted with community members, listened to their concerns, and reinforced the importance of maintaining strong partnerships between the police and the public.

Residents expressed their appreciation for the police presence in the area and welcomed the opportunity to engage directly with the officers. The activity strengthened police-community relations and reaffirmed the Belize Police Department’s commitment to fostering safer communities through continued engagement and visibility.

On Thursday, August 13th, 2026, Officer Commanding Precinct Four, ASP Jose Tillett; OC Caribbean Shores Insp. D. Santos;...
14/08/2026

On Thursday, August 13th, 2026, Officer Commanding Precinct Four, ASP Jose Tillett; OC Caribbean Shores Insp. D. Santos; D/OC Shores Sgt 595 O. Arzu; SB Cpl I. Aguilar, along with COP P4 PC O. Nolberto, PC 2095 A. Alvarez, PC 2790, and other staff members, conducted their weekly Meet and Greet community policing session. The team conducted visits within the Belama Phase 4 and 5 area and surroundings, engaging businesses and residents throughout the designated area.
During the visits, residents discussed their lifestyles, community interests, and personal experiences. Business owners and residents appreciated police presence during the summer months, highlighted where community improvements are needed, and shared concerns regarding local issues affecting the area. An appreciation for the officer’s presence and were grateful for the visits

On Thursday, August 13, 2026, personnel from Pomona Substation conducted their weekly Meet & Greet operation in Middlese...
14/08/2026

On Thursday, August 13, 2026, personnel from Pomona Substation conducted their weekly Meet & Greet operation in Middlesex Village, comprising Insp. Rodney Williams, Officer Commanding; Sgt. Yannick Wade, Deputy Officer Commanding; Cpl. Christian Cantun; P.C. Daniel Requena; and P.C. Carla Cabral.
The officers were accompanied by Middlesex Chairlady Britany Roches. The main concern raised by residents was the nuisance of noise pollution from motorcycles with altered mufflers in the village.
Residents also expressed gratitude for the visit by officers and pledged their continued support for the community and law enforcement partnership for a safer village.

Today, Commissioner of Police Dr. A. Richard Rosado continued his visit to the Division Three area of the Eastern Region...
14/08/2026

Today, Commissioner of Police Dr. A. Richard Rosado continued his visit to the Division Three area of the Eastern Region. Accompanying the commissioner were Deputy Commissioner of Police Alden Dawson, Eastern Regional Commander ACP Reymundo Reyes, Senior Superintendent D. Augustine representing the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of administration, Deputy Regional Commander Senior Superintendent J. Cocom, Divisional Commander Superintendent A. Aban, and other senior officers from Division Three.

In his remarks to Division Three personnel, Deputy Commissioner Dawson emphasized the importance of effective supervision in the field, particularly in relation to communication, accountability, and leadership.

Senior Superintendent Augustine addressed officers on matters relating to the Police Trust Fund, outlining ongoing efforts to strengthen the fund and highlighting the benefits available to police officers. She also stressed the importance of proper resource management and the need to take care of departmental assets.

Commissioner Rosado began by expressing his appreciation to officers for the exceptional work they continue to perform, while noting that there is always room for improvement. He acknowledged the challenges posed by limited resources, not only within Division Three but throughout the Belize Police Department.

The Commissioner of Police further highlighted the department's commitment to modernization through the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI), enhanced data systems, crime mapping, and crime analysis tools. He also informed officers of the upcoming launch of a 911 mobile application, which will provide police officers with real-time information and contribute to faster response times.

In closing, Commissioner Rosado reiterated that the welfare of rank-and-file officers remains a priority for the department. However, he reminded personnel that individual conduct and professionalism are personal responsibilities and encouraged officers to continue upholding the highest standards in the ex*****on of their duties.

The session concluded with an open discussion, during which personnel were given the opportunity to voice concerns and raise issues affecting their daily duties and overall working conditions. The exchange focused on identifying practical solutions aimed at improving the work environment and enhancing operational effectiveness.

Kindly be on the lookout
14/08/2026



Kindly be on the lookout

14/08/2026

You keep asking why it’s so hard.
But without the struggle, there is no growth.
Life isn’t meant to be controlled.
It’s meant to be faced.
Accept it.
And rise anyway







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