By Leroy Smith
Led by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Brian Joseph, the police put on show for the public with their best march, salutes, sniffer dogs, Steel Pan sounds motorcycles and armory.
While the spectacular event did not attract a sizable crowd when compared to previous years, the ranks on patrol performed exceptionally.
Among the departments taking part in the parade were the Tactical Service Unit, Traffic Ranks, CID Ranks, Immigration, Mounted Branch, Scouts Association, Community Policing Groups and cadet ranks among others.
As the parade moved through the streets and back to its starting point on Young Street, Commissioner Seelall Persaud and all his Assistant Commissioners and Divisional Commanders took the salute from officers and ranks on patrol.
At the end of the parade, various groups were rewarded with cash and trophies for their performance on the road. However, the top three judging points were for the best Female performers, best male performers and an overall winner of the entire Parade.