Police have released vision of Thursday, 20 August, police recruit graduation at Queensland Police Service Academy in Oxley, Brisbane, including interviews with graduating recruits and staff.
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) welcomed 126 new police officers into its ranks on Thursday night following the Service’s largest graduation of the year at the Brisbane Academy.
MEDIA RELEASE
VIDEOS
- Interview vision
0:00 – Constable Jack Jeffrey (allocated to Stafford Station)
2:37 – Constable Niki Dixon (allocated to Capalaba Station)
7:11 – Constable Ryan Brown (allocated to Cooktown Station)
10:27 – Constable Josua Ratuvuki (allocated to Cairns Station)
13:03 – Acting Assistant Commissioner Shane Holmes
- B-Roll
0:36 – Australian National Anthem performed by Constable Laura Bluett and harmonised by Constable Izzy Powell. Izzy is classically trained, and Laura has been singing from a young age for the love of it.
Graduation ceremony
PHOTOS
- Recruit portraits
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