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Deputy
Commissioner (Management) Lee Ka-chiu led a study-exchange tour to
Guizhou from September 12 to 18 to see how the Police College's Mobile
Training Team was conducting exchanges on tactics training with
security officers at the Police Officer Vocational College of the
Guizhou Public Security Department.
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Mr Lee
exchanges souvenirs at a welcoming ceremony
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Jointly
hosted by the Ministry of Public Security and the Force, this training
and exchange programme was conducted by the nine-member Mobile Training
Team headed by Superintendent (Weapons Training) Chan Wing-leung. Other
members of the team were Chief Inspector Ng Kai-kwong, Senior
Inspectors Cheuk Ping-fai and Tse Siu-ki, and Sergeants Lee Siu-wah,
Tse Ka-lung, Mo Chin-chee, Chan Wai-ming and Chan Wai-shing.
Assisted by eight Guizhou instructors, the team offered training to a
total of 80 trainee instructors from public security authorities at
various levels in Guizhou. The objective of the programme was to
promote exchanges on concepts, philosophies and instructional skills in
relation to tactics training.
During the programme, Mr Lee called at the Vocational College to see at
first hand the training process. He showed a special interest in the
application of safety guidelines and safety accoutrements in training.
While watching a tactics training exercise, he put on the accoutrements
to experience the protection afforded to the trainees.
The Guizhou Public Security Department and the Vocational College both
attached great importance to the training programme. In particular, Mr
Wang Zehong, Deputy Director of the department, played an active part
in the tactics training, exchanging views with the instructors and
trainees and sharing experience of solving major cases.
Throughout the programme, the Force's instructors were impressed by the
trainees' good standard, good planning of the programme, and special
arrangements made for them. Mr Liu Peng, Director of the Vocational
College, was so concerned that the instructors might find the local
food too spicy that he specially brought in a chef from Guangdong to
look after catering for the instructors.
Graduation ceremony
Speaking at a graduation ceremony at the Vocational College on
September 17, Mr Lee thanked the Guizhou Public Security Department for
having confidence in the Force, thereby giving recognition to the
Force's standard of tactics training. He noted that the Mobile Training
Team had toured 13 provinces or cities, training up a total of 960
"seed instructors", and sharing with them the Force's principles on use
of weapons and tactics. He also praised the trainees for their
determination to complete the "intensive and challenging" programme.
Following his speech, Mr Lee presented certificates to the trainees and
the eight local instructors.
Besides the Guizhou Public Security Department and the Vocational
College, Mr Lee's delegation also visited some other public security
units and police stations. These visits gave the delegation members a
better idea of the situations of the law and order and police-community
relations in those areas. As Guizhou is the province with the third
highest concentration of ethnic minorities, the training exchange also
enriched the members' knowledge of policing minority groups.
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Eighty
trainee instructors from various parts of Guizhou take part in the
training exchange
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Mobile
Training Team members giving a demonstration
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