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Behind the Badge with Chief Marshal Robert Cameron
Behind the Badge with Chief Marshal Robert Cameron
Wednesday 26th March 2025
Chief Marshal Robert Cameron discusses the new Saskatchewan Marshals Service, its goals, and collaboration with existing police forces.
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Get the buttons here!Chief Marshal Robert Cameron on Saskatchewan's New Marshals Service
Episode Overview
- Introduction of the Saskatchewan Marshals Service.
- The role and objectives of the new service.
- Collaboration with existing police forces like the RCMP.
- Qualifications and training required for Marshals.
- Future plans for the service's integration and expansion.
It's a bit of that journey over time.
In this episode of MuniCast, Chief Marshal Robert Cameron joins the conversation to discuss the newly established Saskatchewan Marshals Service. With a rich background in law enforcement, including a long tenure with the RCMP and roles within the Saskatchewan Ministry of Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety, Cameron brings a wealth of experience to his new position.
He shares insights into the creation of the Marshals Service, its objectives, and how it will collaborate with existing police forces like the RCMP and municipal services. Cameron explains that the impetus for the new service was a culmination of years of evolving public safety needs and a desire to enhance provincial policing capabilities. The discussion touches on the logistical aspects of setting up the Marshals Service, including headquarters locations and the integration with other law enforcement agencies.
Cameron emphasises the importance of cooperation and coordination with local police services to ensure comprehensive public safety coverage across Saskatchewan. He also highlights the rigorous qualifications and training required for Marshals, ensuring they are on par with other police officers in the province. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in public safety, policing, and the future of law enforcement in Saskatchewan.
Tune in to understand how the Marshals Service aims to address crime effectively and support existing policing efforts.