The Guyana government has confirmed that it is investigating serious allegations of sexual exploitation, abuse of authority, and misconduct at the Guyana Police Force Academy.
In a statement, the Ministry of Home Affairs said it acted swiftly upon receiving the report and immediately instructed the Criminal Investigation Department and the Office of Professional Responsibility to begin comprehensive investigations.
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“The Ministry treats these matters with the utmost seriousness and reiterates its zero-tolerance policy for abuse, exploitation, or misconduct within any agency under its oversight,” the statement said. “Any individual, regardless of rank, position, or tenure, found to have engaged in wrongdoing will be charged and held fully accountable under the law.”
The ministry also emphasized its commitment to due process, assuring the public that all investigations will be conducted thoroughly, fairly, and without interference. Officials stressed that protecting the integrity of the process remains a top priority as inquiries continue.
While authorities did not disclose when the alleged incidents occurred or the number of persons involved, the ministry underscored that the welfare, dignity, and protection of all trainees and officers within the Guyana Police Force are paramount.
The government said it remains committed to strengthening accountability and professional standards within the security forces, noting that any breach of trust will be met with decisive action.
