The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) has announced the promotion of 51 officers across several ranks, strengthening the organisation’s supervisory and command structure.
In a press release issued on Thursday, October 15, the RSVGPF said the Police Service Commission approved the promotion of 21 officers, effective October 2, 2026. Commissioner of Police approval was granted for an additional 30 officers to be promoted to the ranks of Sergeant and Corporal, effective October 13, 2026.
Among the promotions, Nigel Butcher was elevated from Assistant Superintendent of Police to Superintendent of Police. Desrine Daize and Biorn Duncan were promoted from Inspector to Assistant Superintendent of Police.
Seven officers were promoted to Inspector of Police: Daniel Prescott, Nicola Williams, Hanif Johnson, Dwight Lewis, Mark Billy, Wendell Corridon and Desrick Quashie.
Eleven officers were promoted to Station Sergeant of Police. They are Glendon David, Gerald Gould, Marle Lewis, Shawn Chandler, Henry Hoyte, Kaywana Gibson, Alex Primus, Dwight James, Rohan Giles, Winston Maloney and LaFleur Williams.
The promotions to Sergeant of Police went to Osbourne McKie, Nevris Samuel, David Wright, Calvert Cuffy, Renetta Millington, Romancia Jordon, Gibbs McDowall, Judy Franklyn and Kellon John.
A further 21 officers were promoted to Corporal of Police: Roycel Davis, Germano Douglas, Shevy Miller, Oscar Hackshaw, Jeremain Roberts, Andy Trimmingham, Darell Sam, Kenviel Huggins, Nicos Hope, Sean Roache, Marc Williams, Tamika Spence, Jemmy Arthur, Noriesiah Shallow, Theon Ollivierre, Cliseena Butler, Karla Burgin, Andrea John, Twana DaSilva, Delano Bristol and Lorcan Webb.
The RSVGPF said the promotions provide officers with opportunities to take on greater responsibilities while contributing to the organisation’s effectiveness and service to the public.
Commissioner of Police (Ag.) Trevor Bailey joined in congratulating the newly promoted officers, recognising their service, experience and commitment. He also wished them success as they assume the responsibilities associated with their new ranks.
The RSVGPF encouraged the officers to carry out their duties with professionalism, fairness and discipline, while continuing to support their colleagues and provide effective policing services to the people of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
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