POLICE MENTOR LEADS JUNIORS
ANGELIQUE Maloney is the highest ranking female operational police officer on the Gold Coast – and well known for mentoring junior officers.
The Queensland Police Service officer of 28 years, a mother to two boys and a stepmother too, has devoted half of her life to serving on the thin blue line.
A finalist in the Harvey Norman Gold Coast Women of the Year Champions of Education category, the Senior Sergeant, District Duty Officer, retains a passion for frontline policing and nurturing younger colleagues.
In the ongoing “In their Own Words” series, ahead of the awards dinner on July 16 at
The Star Gold Coast, she says: “It is important for police officers and the Queensland Police Service as a whole to have leaders who keep their passion for operational policing strong.
“I have nearly 30 years on-road policing experience. The daily challenges faced by operational police are both confronting and taxing.
“I have a passion for operational policing and am fortunate enough to be in a position to provide leadership, support, recognition, motivation and education to junior frontline officers.
“I hope to continue inspiring female officers in the operational field of policing for many more years to come.”
Women of Year tickets remain on sale at $190.