The Guyana Police Force (GPF) has sought to reassure the public that it has not abandoned one of its own after appeals for assistance began circulating on social media for Sergeant Leon Singh and his wife, who were both seriously injured in a recent accident.
In a statement, the Force said it has remained actively involved in supporting the couple since the incident through its Welfare Department, Regional Police Division #3, senior officers, and fellow ranks.
“Through the Welfare Department, Regional Police Division #3, senior officers and fellow ranks, every effort has been made to ensure that he and his wife receive the care, assistance and support available to them during this difficult period,” the GPF stated.
The Force also said Commissioner of Police Dr. Clifton A. Hicken, along with members of the Police Administration, officers, and ranks, continue to closely monitor Sergeant Singh’s recovery and remain committed to the welfare of both him and his family.
“The Commissioner of Police Dr. Clifton A. Hicken, members of the Force’s Administration, Officers and ranks continue to monitor Sergeant Singh’s recovery closely and remain committed to his welfare and that of his family.”
While emphasizing that it has not withdrawn its support, the GPF noted that members of the public who wish to assist the family are free to do so.
The Force reaffirmed its commitment to standing with Sergeant Singh and his family throughout their recovery and extended best wishes for their full and speedy recovery.
