About the Service Women in Policing

Biographies

Listed below are several interesting profiles of women within the Winnipeg Police Service:

	Superintendent Corrine Scott, Winnipeg Police Service Superintendent Scott began her career with the Winnipeg Police Service in 1981. After graduating from recruit class, she was assigned to work as a general patrol uniform officer in the south end of the city.

	Constable Nicole Sabourin-Friesen Constable Sabourin-Friesen is currently a Crime Prevention Officer in the Community Services Division. She has had many other exciting opportunities with the Winnipeg Police Service, including an assignment with the Mounted Patrol Unit.

	Constable Sandra Murner Constable Murner was a Field Trainer responsible for training new recruits. For eight years, she has enjoyed being a Breathalyzer / Datamaster instructor.

	Constable Alana Morton-O'Halloran Alana Morton-O'Halloran is a new recruit with Winnipeg Police Services. After attending the Winnipeg Police Symposium, Alana chose this career for the challenges and opportunities it provides.
	Helen Elizabeth Down Helen Elizabeth Down is a new recruit. Becoming a Police Officer has been her life-long dream. She looks forward to the coming months with anticipation, energy and excitement – ready to give her all and do whatever it takes to excel in her career.