Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department holds promotional ceremony
JOBURG – Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) appoints 28 sergeants.
The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) held a promotional ceremony at their headquarters on Friday to appoint 28 sergeants made up of 24 females and 4 males.
JMPD Chief, David Tembe was joined by City of Joburg MMC of Public Safety, Michael Sun, in welcoming the newly appointed sergeants.
Sun said, “The newly appointed sergeants have important responsibilities ahead in ensuring their JMPD members perform their best in serving the residents of Joburg.”
Tembe also took to Twitter and welcome the sergeants.
Join me in welcoming the 28 newly appointed Sergeants made up of 24 females and 4 males. They are ready to protect, serve, and lead their troops with empathy and respect. pic.twitter.com/AB2ApfK1UJ
— AskTheChief01 #BuyaMthetho 🔥 (@David_S_Tembe) February 1, 2019
Today’s promotional ceremony recognizes a new generation of JMPD leadership while also acknowledging that these accomplishments are only possible through the strength and support of our officers loved ones.
Join me in congratulating them👏⭐#JoburgsFinest pic.twitter.com/m7DkxBZidk
— AskTheChief01 #BuyaMthetho 🔥 (@David_S_Tembe) February 1, 2019
#JMPDPromotionCeremony https://t.co/iLq5rhmvtO
— AskTheChief01 #BuyaMthetho 🔥 (@David_S_Tembe) February 1, 2019
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