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Belize Zone with Lowest Levels of Major Crimes in March awarded

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Southern Zone and Dangriga Formation Awarded

On April 17, 2013, Minister of National Security, Hon. John Saldivar presented a Certificate of Award and a cheque of $1,000 to Senior Superintendent Robert Mariano who heads the Southern Zone and is also the Officer Commanding the Dangriga Formation which forms part of the Southern Zone.

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The cheque of $1,000 is for the best performance by the Southern Zone, and the Certificate of Award is for the best performance by the Dangriga Formation in the Month of March. This is the second consecutive month that the Southern Zone has had the lowest level of major crimes in the Country.

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The Minister made the presentation at the start of his monthly meeting with zone and branch commanders held at the Police Training Academy in Belmopan this afternoon. The meeting was chaired by Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie.

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