Senior officers in Manchester gathered on Saturday to honour outgoing divisional commander Superintendent Carey Duncan, with attendees expressing deep emotion over his compassion and dedication to all personnel. Duncan led the division from April 2024 to June 2026, earning praise for spearheading the renovation of the Mandeville police station’s commanders’ suite conference room and consistently supporting both police and civilian staff. Colleagues highlighted his warm personality and willingness to go beyond expectations, noting how he ensured civilian workers received care packages following Hurricane Melissa. During the function, Manchester administrative officer Deputy Superintendent Natalie Hall-Williams presented Duncan with a plaque of appreciation to mark his tenure.
- Senior officers gathered on Saturday to pay tribute to outgoing Manchester commander Superintendent Carey Duncan.
- Duncan served as the Manchester division commander from April 2024 to June 2026.
- He was recognized for renovating the Mandeville police station conference room and providing care packages after Hurricane Melissa.