RCIP officers receive University law degrees

Superintendent Fabian Sambula	Sergeant Delroy Davis
Chief Inspector Greg Thompson	Detective Sergeant Kathleen Ryan

Friday, July 30, 2004

Four RCIP Officers recently received Bachelor of Law degrees from the University of Liverpool through the Cayman Islands Law School.

The graduates were Superintendent Fabian Sambula LL.B with honours, Chief Inspector Greg Thompson LL.B with honours, Detective Sergeant Kathleen Ryan LL.B with honours, and Sergeant Delroy Davis LL.B.

Police Commissioner Buel Braggs commended their achievement, saying: “Not only is this a personal gain for the officers, but the RCIP will undoubtedly benefit from this wealth of knowledge and experience.”

Superintendent Sambula is a 35-year police veteran, and Second Officer in Charge of the District Operations Branch of the Uniform Section. He has previously worked in the Traffic Department and the Criminal Investigation Department.

Chief Inspector Thompson is the Officer in Charge at George Town police station. He has been a police officer for 15 years, and has worked at George Town and East End police stations, the Drugs Task Force (DTF) and the Financial Crime Unit (FCU).

Detective Sergeant Kathleen Ryan is stationed at West Bay police station’s Criminal Investigation Department (CID). She joined the force in 1994 and has previously worked in the uniform branch.

Sergeant Delroy Davis works at West Bay Police station. He joined the service in 1987, and he previously worked in the Uniform Section, DTF and the Intelligence Unit.

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