The Guyana Police Force (GPF) and the U.S. Embassy start a five-day specialised training programme aimed at improving command-and-control capabilities for managing critical incidents. According to reports from Guyana Chronicle and INews Guyana, the training begins at the Officers’ Training Centre at Camp Road in Georgetown and focuses on equipping key personnel with practical skills for incident management and operational coordination. The programme is carried out in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy and is facilitated by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, which provides the training for the GPF officers. Both outlets describe the initiative as part of efforts to modernise the Force’s operational capacity and strengthen its ability to respond to high-stakes situations through clearer command structures and more effective control of on-the-ground operations. The training runs for five days, with the participating officers identified as key ranks responsible for command-and-control functions within the GPF. No additional details on curriculum topics, number of participants, or outcomes are provided in the reports.