The ambitions of 22 members of the Northern Territory Police Trainee Constable Course, Squad 110 are realised today on their graduation from the Northern Territory Police Training College.

The course commenced on 14 February 2011 and what followed for the trainees was 26 challenging weeks of instruction and assessment covering legislation, policies and procedures, defensive tactics, driver training, firearms, cultural awareness, search and rescue and communication.

Police Commissioner John McRoberts said this is a proud moment for the Northern Territory Police Force, the new graduates and their families and friends.

“I am confident that our new officers will serve the community with pride and commitment to the highest ethical standard of service delivery.

"The graduation ceremony for these new members not only marks the successful completion of the challenging training, but is also the start of their adventure across the Territory.

"I would personally like to congratulate Squad 110 on this graduation day, and encourage them all to not only concentrate on the job at hand, gain diverse experience and take on the challenge, but also to look towards an exciting career with the NT Police." Commissioner McRoberts said.

The Rod Evans Memorial Trophy for the highest academic achievement in Squad 110 was awarded to Rhys Studders.

Anna Fulwood, received the Commissioner's Trophy as the most outstanding trainee.

The Physical Training Trophy for outstanding physical training ability was awarded to Trent Berry

Daranee Zeitz was presented with the Glen Huitson Trophy for the most consistent application in all areas of the training course.

The 22 graduates, made up of 15 men and 7 women, will take up duties across the Northern Territory with the majority going to Alice Springs (10), Tennant Creek (6), Katherine (2), Casuarina (2) and Darwin (2).

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