The law enforcement community is mourning the loss of Dwayne Gibbs, the former Commissioner of Police (CoP) of Trinidad and Tobago, who passed away on October 30, 2024. Gibbs, a Canadian national and former superintendent with the Edmonton Police Service, served as CoP from 2010 to 2012. He died in Australia, ten days after suffering cardiac arrest during the Age Group Standard Aquabike Championships in Wollongong on October 16. Current CoP Allister Guevarro paid tribute to Gibbs, describing him as a man of integrity, discipline, and a strong advocate for ethical leadership. Guevarro highlighted Gibbs’ contributions to modern policing and his dedication to public service during his tenure. Gibbs, alongside deputy commissioner Jack Ewatski, implemented reforms aimed at enhancing the professionalism and effectiveness of Trinidad and Tobago’s national police service. Guevarro also noted Gibbs’ lifelong passion for fitness and personal excellence, which saw him remain active in competitive sports well into his 70s. On behalf of the law enforcement community, Guevarro extended heartfelt condolences to Gibbs’ family, friends, and colleagues in Canada and Trinidad and Tobago, emphasizing that his legacy of service and leadership will endure.
Guevarro pays tribute to former CoP Dwayne Gibbs: He was widely respected
