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Quallo reunites with squadmates after 40 years
Commissioner of Police George Quallo (seated at right in front) poses with squadmates (seated from left) Eglon Wright, Fitz Richards, and Assan Thompson. Also in photoare: second row (from left) Christopher Foster, Klas Campbell, Zachariah Edwards, Roy Tulloch, Lloyd Cyrus, and Keith Scott; third row (from left) Collin Hall, Alfred Anderson,Donald Gardner, Authman Morgan, and Winston Qwest; back row (from left) Desmond Deerr, Kenneth Matthews, Calvin Brown, Errol Dennis, and George Williams.(Photos: Llewellyn Wynter)
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June 3, 2017

Quallo reunites with squadmates after 40 years

Police Commissioner George Quallo and 19 other members of his squad which completed police training in 1977 got together for a 40th reunion last Thursday at the Spanish Dream Hotel in St Andrew to mark the occasion.

Chairman of the function, Assistant Commissioner of Police Assan Thompson, said he was happy that one from among them had risen to the top to become commander and chief of the Jamaica Constabulary Force. Thompson said the commissioner had not forgotten his roots and would do well.Commissioner Quallo, in addressing his squadmates, said that if someone had given him a million dollars he would not be so happy as being with his squadmates, some of whom he had not seen in 40 years. He was almost drawn to tears when he spoke.Responding on behalf of the squadmates, Errol Dennis, who travelled from the United States for the function, said that words had failed him to adequately describe his feelings about the reunion. He said that he would be networking with other squadmates who are living overseas to lend support to the JCF. The function will become an annual event and will be held on the Thursday before the JCF annual sports day.

CommissionerQuallo has aquiet word withbusinessmanAugustusMcKoy, host ofthe reunion.
Commissioner Quallo poses for a photograph with spouses of his squadmates.
Dancing up a storm are Commissionerof Police George Quallo and BevonThompson, wife of AssistantCommissioner of Police Assan Thompson.
Assistant Commissioner of Police Assan Thompson makes anannouncement in the company of wife Bevon.
Here Commissioner Quallo steps to the beat with Jacqueline Edwards.
Former policeman and 1977 Police Training School graduateWinston Quest enjoys a moment of excitement with wife Jacinta.

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