Ghanaian Canadian Law Enforcement Officers Encourage Youth to Join Police Force

The Association of Ghanaian Canadian Law Enforcement Officers (AGCLEO) is urging young people, particularly those in black communities, to consider a career in law enforcement.

The association emphasizes the numerous opportunities within the police force, beyond the honour of serving one’s community and country.

The appeal was made during a career information session at the Living Word Assembly of God Church in Toronto. The event, organised by AGCLEO, saw the participation of officers from various departments of the Toronto Police Service (31 and 23 Divisions).

The York Regional Police Recruitment Team provided attendees with an overview of the recruitment processes for various roles, including Police Constables, Correctional Officers, Special Constables, Civilian Professionals, and volunteers.

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(AGCLEO) Members Visit Living Word Assembly of God Church For Presentation on Racism

The Alliance of Ghanaian-Canadian Law Enforcement Officers (AGCLEO) made a presentation to the congregation on racism.

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