MoD officer recognised for Servator training role

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MoD officer recognised for Servator training role

One of the leading trainers in terrorism prevention and an officer who prevented a suicide have won national awards.

Award: Sgt Hibbert of the MoD Police won an award for Servator training

Date - 9th November 2021
By - Chris Smith

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Two MoD officers have been recognised for excellence in their work with top awards. A Ministry of Defence officer who has increased the force’s arrest rate as part of Project Servator has won one of the MoD Fed’s awards for...

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