Team Building

The Seychelles Police Force organized its first team building events on Saturday the 16th July,starting with a 2.5 km run/walk at 7:30 am from Eden Island Round About to the Mont Fleuri Playing field where the other events take place. As per attached day’s program there were teams from Headquarters/Head Office, Central, Beau Vallon, Anse Royale, Academy, Anse Aux Pins/Mont Fleuri, and PSSW that participated in events like football, volleyball and tug of war. There were also other special events like Sack race, obstacle race and even domino for leisure activities.

Even though, winning teams to some events were rewarded, the aim of such an outing events was to just have a little fun and bond a little more together.  

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POLICE STEPPING UP, DNA FORENSIC LABORATORY IN SIGHT

Experts from Interpol and CellMark, the latter being a highly worldwide reputed DNA and forensic service provider left Seychelles on Wednesday after a three day mission, aimed at assessing and advising the Seychelles Police on its dream DNA laboratory project.

During their mission, Interpol’s Mr Mathew Rosbottom, (2^nd from left in the photo) based in Nairobi, Cellmark’s Laboratory engineer and Operations Development Manager Chris Ford and Business development manager Elaine Higgins visited the current Police forensic   facilities in Mont Fleuri and also the building in Bois De Rose which they say are ideal to house the DNA, biology and chemical Laboratories.

Accompanied by interpol’s liaison officer to Seychelles, Mrs Tone Lil Solstad, (1^st from left in the photo) the experts met and briefed Minister Charles Bastienne at his office on Tuesday morning in the presence of Police Commissioner Ernest Quatre and his two assistants, ACP Reginald Elizabeth and ACP Godfra Hermitte.

Based on their findings and assessment, Interpol and Cellmark are to produce a report in the coming two weeks.

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