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14 new police officers sworn in to strengthen Aruba Police Force
ORANJESTAD — Fourteen new police officers from the N2 2026 class were officially sworn in on Thursday, marking their entry into the Aruba Police Force (KPA).
The ceremony was attended by Justice Minister Arthur Dowers, Police Chief Ramon Arnhem, Attorney General Amalin Flanegin, and relatives and friends of the new officers.
During the ceremony, the officers pledged to serve and protect the community with integrity, discipline, professionalism and respect for the law.
Minister Dowers described their appointment as an important step toward strengthening the police force's operational capacity and emphasized continued investment in police training and professional development.
He congratulated the new officers and stressed that public confidence in the police depends on how individual officers carry out their daily responsibilities.