Amalgamated Security is proud to sponsor Mr. Ishmael Ali for the Trinidad and Tobago Under 17 cricket team. ASSL is proud to be a part of the development of young talent and as such is happy to sponsor this young man who has much potential. Mr. Ali who attends the Manzanilla Secondary School wrote the CSEC examinations last June and is a sportsman with great potential whose chosen sport is Cricket.
At 17 years he plays senior division, he broke a national secondary school record, he represented the North East in the zonal cricket competition, he attended the national trials and was selected to play in the under 17 cricket team.
]]>In order to ensure the best foods were presented, served and the flavor surpassed expectation, the cookout’s organizers had prizes, they were given in the following categories:
ASSL theme for 2023 ‘Meat U There’ won in the category of Best Presentation. The dished served by ASSL were: Pork – Hugs and Kisses; Beef – Like no Udder; Lamb – Lamb Jam; Fish - So-FISH-ticated.
The ASSL area was also very interactive thanks to the Amalgamated Security Promotional Girls who served and entertained patrons both young and old. Patrons were also entertained by a live DJ. Tigers Can cook 2023 was an eventful evening with good company, great family atmosphere and glorious food – all for a good cause.
Dr. Michael Aboud (Honorary), Executive Chairman of Amalgamated Security Services Limited addresses the Commissioners of Police at the 37th Annual General Meeting and Conference Association of Caribbean Commissioners Police (ACCP) on May 23rd, 2023. His presentation focused on 'Organized Crime has Globalized and Increased our Security Threat in the Caribbean' which focused on the conference theme ' 'Transnational Organized Crime a Growing Threat to Regional Security'.
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National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds, left, and Commissioner of Police Erla Harewood-Christopher speak with Amalgamated Security Services regional sales executive Dane Clarke at his company’s booth during the 37th Annual General Meeting and Conference Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police (ACCP) at the Hyatt Regency in Port-of-Spain yesterday.
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On a yearly basis Amalgamated Security Services invites 25 members of the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police to nominate top performers within their respective police forces for the Amalgamated Security Services Regional Recognition Awards Programme for Public Law Enforcement.
The winners are selected by an independent panel of international judges based on the nominations submitted. The awards are intended to publicly recognize police officers who by their efforts have contributed significantly to crime reduction, to the enhancement of community relations (with law enforcement), to the improvement of general safety and security and who have made an overall difference in their police force, communities and by extension nationally and regionally. Amalgamated Security Services hopes to have established a sustainable and impactful programme that will positively contribute to the motivation and dedication of Caribbean police officers.
The 2023 annual Amalgamated Security Services Regional Recognition Award Programme for Public Law Enforcement ceremony took place during the 37th Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police’s (ACCP) Annual General Meeting & Conference at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Trinidad & Tobago from the 22nd to the 25th May 2023. On day one of the conference Amalgamated Security Services hosted its Awards Ceremony at the Port of Spain Ballroom. Eighteen (18) officers were recognized in three categories for the period 2023 and 2022.
Chairman, Dr. Michael Aboud (Hon.) Speech at the Annual Regional Recognition Awards Ceremony
Ladies and gentlemen,
Distinguished guests,
Good evening and welcome to the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police (ACCP) 37th Annual General Meeting and Conference. It is a privilege for me, Dr Michael Aboud, Executive Chairman of Amalgamated Security Services Limited (ASSL), to stand before you today as we gather to celebrate excellence in law enforcement and recognize the outstanding achievements of our dedicated police officers.
Since 2015, ASSL has proudly sponsored this prestigious award in collaboration with the ACCP, fostering a strong partnership between the private sector and law enforcement agencies. We firmly believe that the prevention of crime in the Caribbean cannot be resolved through law enforcement efforts alone. It requires the concerted involvement of key stakeholders, and that is why ASSL has made it a priority to support initiatives that enhance safety and security in our region.
The Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police has a vital mission—to be the principal regional organization for promoting and facilitating collaboration, cooperation, and the development and implementation of effective policing strategies including Partnerships with the private sector., It wereas these objectives which attracted us to the ACCP and its alignment with a common goal of fostering a safer Caribbean.
In line with our shared objectives, ASSL embarked on the ASSL Regional Recognition Awards Programme for Public Law Enforcement. This initiative seeks to honour and acknowledge exceptional police officers from the ACCP's member forces, services, and departments. Each year, we recognize a total of nine outstanding individuals, three officers in each of the three categories: Top Caribbean Crime Fighter, Top Caribbean Community Policing Officer, and Top Caribbean Career Move. The winners are selected by an independent panel of judges appointed by the ACCP.
Tonight, as we gather to celebrate the accomplishments of these extraordinary individuals, we must not forget the countless men and women who serve in law enforcement day in and day out. They are the backbone of our societies, selflessly putting their lives on the line to protect our communities. Their dedication, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to upholding the law and ensuring our safety deserve our utmost respect and gratitude.
I would like to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt thanks to all the participating police forces and the ACCP for their collaboration and support. Your unwavering dedication to the cause of law enforcement has made this event possible, and it is through our collective efforts that we can create the environment necessary to improve law enforcement capabilities and enhance the safety and security of all.
To the brave men and women in uniform, I salute you. Your resilience, bravery, and tireless efforts in the face of adversity inspire us all.
You embody the true spirit of service and demonstrate what it means to be a public servant. On behalf of Amalgamated Security Services Limited and the Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police, I extend my deepest gratitude for the sacrifices you make each day.
In conclusion, I want to once again express my appreciation to all the police officers who dedicate their lives to protecting our communities. It is your hard work, commitment, and unwavering resolve that make a difference in the lives of Caribbean citizens. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and tonight, we celebrate you.
Thank you all for joining us in this momentous occasion, and may we continue to work together to create a safer and more secure Caribbean for generations to come.
Thank you.
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