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==Career==
==Career==


After completing two years national service with the [[Royal Gallambrian Air Force]], he joined the Gallambrian Federal Police in 1995. He has worked in policing narcotics, money laundering, politically motivated crime, sex trafficking and terrorism. In 2006, he over saw the establishment of the Joint Counter-Terrorism Task Force, for which he was made an [[Order of Gallambria|Member of the Order of Gallambria (MG)]]. In 2009, he studied for and received a Masters in Public Administration from the Gallambrian National University's School of Goverment. He replaced Peter Keelty as head of the GFP in September 2018.
After completing two years national service with the [[Royal Gallambrian Air Force]], he joined the Gallambrian Federal Police in 1995. He has worked in policing narcotics, money laundering, politically motivated crime, sex trafficking and terrorism. In 2006, he over saw the establishment of the Joint Counter-Terrorism Task Force, for which he was made an [[Order of Gallambria|Member of the Order of Gallambria (MG)]]. In 2009, he studied for and received a Masters in Public Administration from the Gallambrian National University's School of Goverment. He replaced Peter Keelty as head of the GFP in September 2018 and retired on 5 December 2022. He was succeeded by [[Catherine Morgan]]


==Honours and Awards==
==Honours and Awards==
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 15 December 2022

Commissioner

Sir David Lauer

KCG CV MGO KPM
Andrew Colvin.jpg
Comm. Sir David Lauer, January 2019
Born (1960-11-14) 14 November 1960 (age 64)
Police career
ServiceGallambrian Federal Police
AllegianceGallambria
Service years1995-2022
StatusRetired
RankCommissioner
Badge no.7508

Sir David Lauer KCG, CV, MGO, KPM, is an Gallambrian police officer, who is the current Commissioner of the Gallambrian Federal Police.

Career

After completing two years national service with the Royal Gallambrian Air Force, he joined the Gallambrian Federal Police in 1995. He has worked in policing narcotics, money laundering, politically motivated crime, sex trafficking and terrorism. In 2006, he over saw the establishment of the Joint Counter-Terrorism Task Force, for which he was made an Member of the Order of Gallambria (MG). In 2009, he studied for and received a Masters in Public Administration from the Gallambrian National University's School of Goverment. He replaced Peter Keelty as head of the GFP in September 2018 and retired on 5 December 2022. He was succeeded by Catherine Morgan

Honours and Awards

Air Force Ground Combat Badge.svg
Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Cross of Valour Device.svg
Cross of Valour Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Royal Georgian Order Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
King's Police Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Gallambrian Active Service Medal 1975 Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Mentions in Despatches Full Size Device Pre-2009 (Gallambria).svg
Marenesian War Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Gallambrian Peacekeeping Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Overseas Territorial Police Service Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
National Emergency Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
King Albert Golden Jubilee Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
King Albert II Coronation Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Medal Rosette Device (Gallambria).svg
Long Service & Good Conduct Medal - Police Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
National Service Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
Ribbon Name Notes
Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Knight Commander of the Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) 2016
Commander of the Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) 2015
Officer of the Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) 2012
Member of the Order of Gallambria (Civil Division) 2006
Cross of Valour Device.svg
Cross of Valour Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Cross of Valour 2003
Royal Georgian Order Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Member of the Royal Georgian Order 2005
King's Police Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 King's Police Medal for Distinguished Service 2009
Gallambrian Active Service Medal 1975 Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Gallambrian Active Service Medal (1975) 1992;
Clasp(s):
  • MARENESIA
Marenesian War Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Marenesian War Medal 1992; Mentioned in Despatches
Gallambrian Peacekeeping Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Gallambrian Peacekeeping Medal 1992;
Overseas Territorial Police Service Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Overseas Territorial Police Medal 2018;
King Albert Golden Jubilee Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 King Albert I Golden Jubilee Medal 2008;
King Albert II Coronation Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 King Albert II Coronation Medal 2013;
Medal Rosette Device (Gallambria).svg
Long Service & Good Conduct Medal - Police Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 Police Long Service & Good Conduct Medal 2010;
Bar(s):
  • 2nd Award (20 Years) - 2015
National Service Medal Ribbon (Gallambria).svg
 National Service Medal 1994
Government offices
Preceded by
Peter Keelty 		Commissioner of the Gallambrian Federal Police
2018- 		Succeeded by
Catherine Morgan
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