Woman Police Constable, Eunice Neptune-Alleyne, passed away today, at the Scarborough General Hospital, as a result of the Covid-19 virus.
Acting Commissioner of Police, Gary Griffith, and the executive of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service extended condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of WPC Neptune-Alleyne.
In a media release Friday afternoon, the TTPS said WPC Neptune-Alleyne was transferred to the Tobago Division just a week ago, after serving a year at the Child Protection Unit.
It said WPC Neptune-Alleyne joined the Police Service in 2006 as a Special Reserve Police and would’ve completed 15 years’ service on November 24th.
She was described by her seniors and colleagues as an excellent person and a joy to work with as she was always willing to assist anyone in need.
They stated despite her health challenges she never complained and took a motherly role to all she met, being an older officer.
She mentored the younger staff giving her valuable guidance with work matters and personal issues.
WPC Neptune-Alleyne was also revered for her active role in the social side of policing by participating and contributing to the various events hosted by the TTPS.
WPC Neptune-Alleyne lived in Bethel, Tobago, and was regarded as a pillar in her community.
She leaves to mourn, her husband, her three children (two of whom are currently serving members of the TTPS) and grandchild.
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