MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE
MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE
MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE
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E. Police School<br />
.1. The Police School has just been put in operatiop.- It is now<br />
conducting its first 15-week class for -14 officer cadidates and 31<br />
enlisted men. The Police plan to train three classes'por year and antic<br />
ipate that future sessions will consist of 20 to 25 Officers Candidates<br />
and 60 enlisted men.<br />
2.. The curricula taught at the school are shown on pages 39 and 40.<br />
It will be noticed that, with two exceptions, all the instructors are<br />
French nationals. M. Lesueur, who impressed the Team as being a compe<br />
_tent.police specialist, isthe Director of the School.<br />
.,3. One-of the difficulties of the school is the low level of educa<br />
tion of.the enlisted men group. For this reason they are taught the<br />
"three Ria" and other basic subjects five times a week. Physical fitness<br />
is.also stressed. During the Tesmts visit M. Maurel, a former French<br />
Police-Training Officer fromnToulouse1 France, conducted a mass demon<br />
stration of Judo and disarming exercises in which all the trainees par<br />
ticipated.<br />
4. Director Lesueur mentioned that during the present year 15 out<br />
standing young officers have been sent to France for~advanced training<br />
and that 9 others are scheduled to go next year. As this training is<br />
very expensive, the School plans to extend its curriculum to include<br />
"in service training", advance officer training and other specialized<br />
courses. -<br />
5. Housekeeping at the School is excellent. Claseroomas, moos-hall,<br />
quarters, recreation room,.though not elaborate, are adequate and neat.
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