Acting Detective Sergeant Patrick Forde and Detective Constable Pippa Le Mottee will be joining the security detail on May 6.
While attending, they will work with their London counterparts to ensure that the event runs smoothly, and to ensure that those attending are kept safe. The officers will be wearing their official uniforms.
Acting Detective Sergeant Forde has been a police officer for 29 years, having joined in 1994 after a career in the military.
Pictured: King Charles III’s Coronation will be taking place on Saturday 6 May.
He received his Long Service and Good Conduct medal in 2014 and is currently in charge of the Digital Forensic Unit. In 2017 he received the United States Attorney Generals award in Washington DC for his work.
Detective Constable Le Mottee joined States of Jersey Police in 1998 and is now a detective in the Public Protection Unit.
She is also a Sexual Offences Liaison Officer and a Family Liaison Officer. She received her Long Service and Good Conduct medal in 2018.
Police Chief Robin Smith said: “We are honoured that States of Jersey Police will be part of this historic event and play a role in ensuring its success. It will be a proud moment for the force and a proud moment for me as Chief.
“I’m sure too that our officers will have the experience of a lifetime with memories to cherish.”
The officers will be departing for London on 5 May and will return on 7 May.
Pictured top: Acting Detective Sergeant Patrick Forde and Detective Constable Pippa Le Mottee.
