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The recruitment drive to increase the complement of officers in the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, ended on Friday at the Dwight Yorke Stadium in Tobago.

According to Assistant Superintendent of Police Kerry Lumpress of the Police Academy St. James over three hundred possible recruits signed up online. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.
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00:00Why you decided to come out today?
00:02To help out with Trinidad and Tobago for his first time, get a better job.
00:09The Trinidad and Tobago Police Services recruitment drive ended on Friday at the Dwight York Stadium in Tobago.
00:16The exercise forms part of the TTPS's ongoing efforts to boost its officer complement.
00:23Acting Assistant Superintendent of Police Kerry Lumpress told TV6 News over 300 applicants in Tobago registered online.
00:53They will come to the station where they will be put in the system.
00:57Applicants moved through the various stages of the process under the guidance of recruitment personnel from 8 a.m. through
01:06the afternoon.
01:07Other stages of the recruitment process will follow.
01:10Thereafter, once everything is sorted out and the documents are verified and everything is checked well,
01:20then they will be called for the various stages, starting with the exam and the other stages in the recruitment
01:25process.
01:26Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.
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