St. Michael's Day: A "Blue Star" for 32 Exemplary Police Officers
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Interior Minister Léon Gloden and Police Director Pascal Peters look back and forward at the Patronage Festival of the Police. One or the other announcement surprises.
Monday, October 19, the Grand-Ducal Police organized its traditional patronal feast of Saint Michael. On the occasion of Saint Michael, patron saint of the police, the police honoured the memory of their colleagues who had died in the service of the country's security, and praised the courage of those injured on mission. The police ...
"The police are in demand" was somewhat the motto for the celebration of the police's patron saint. On Monday, there was a ceremony on the cannon hill, a mass in the St. Michael's Church by the fish market, and then a reception at the Cercle in the city.
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