The sessions covered laws and policies governing force, decision-making processes, and techniques for conflict management and de-escalation.
Officers Kelroy Huggins and Mick Jr Pope led the training from 30 September to 4 October, a statement from the police service said.
“Both instructors were pleased with the level of participation from the participants,” the statement said.
The police service aims to continue offering these comprehensive training sessions as part of its commitment to community safety and responsible policing.
Any criminal activity can be reported to the Royal Montserrat Police Service on (664) 491-2555, 491-2556, 392-6889 or email police@gov.ms
For emergencies, dial 999 for police assistance or 911 for fire services.