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From policing to NGO: the officers moving to support victims
NGO Justice and Care are working to embed victim navigators into police forces to bridge the gap between officers and victims of modern slavery.
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HEAD OF CRIME & INTELLIGENCE
- Royal Cayman Islands Police Service
- Royal Cayman Islands
- CI$77,088.00 to CI$101,160.00 per annum
Seeking an experienced professional to lead the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service’s intelligence and analytical capability, ensuring delivery of intelligence products that guide decision-making across all policing levels. The role oversees threat, risk, and harm management, ensuring intelligence drives operational policing, major investigations, safeguarding, and national security priorities.
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