KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Constabulary Force has announced significant leadership promotions within its ranks. Senior Superintendents Dwight Powell and Gary Francis have been elevated to the prestigious position of Assistant Commissioner of Police, marking a substantial advancement in their law enforcement careers.
The promotions were formally declared by Police Commissioner Dr. Kevin Blake during a ceremony held on Tuesday. The official appointment documents were presented to both officers at the commissioner’s office in a formal proceeding that recognized their exemplary service and dedication to law enforcement excellence.
These strategic promotions are scheduled to take effect on December 1, 2025, providing both officers with approximately eighteen months to prepare for their enhanced responsibilities within the organization’s command structure. The advancement of Powell and Francis represents part of ongoing organizational development within the Jamaica Constabulary Force as it continues to strengthen its leadership framework and operational capabilities.
Such promotions typically reflect recognition of outstanding performance, leadership qualities, and significant contributions to public safety and police administration. The move demonstrates the constabulary’s commitment to rewarding professional excellence and ensuring experienced leadership within Jamaica’s primary law enforcement institution.