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DUBBO, Central West, NSW, Australia – Tribute was paid this week to a senior Central West police officer who served the New South Wales police force with distinction, and died earlier this year.

Senior Constable Peter Ensor joined the NSW Police Force in May 2003, and served for sixteen years.

He worked his way up to be a Senior Constable in the Dubbo Crime Scene Unit, a role he held for the past nine years.

Peter became renowned for his compassion and professionalism during his career with the NSW Police Force, earning himself numerous awards and recognitions as a result.

On Thursday, Dubbo Police Station conducted an awards ceremony with Peter’s family and colleagues.

His son, Luke, was presented with five certificates, clasps and medals on his father’s behalf.

The awards included the National Police Service Medal, National Medal, NSW Ethical and Diligent Service Medal 15-year clasp, and NSW Police Force certificate of Service.

Luke was also presented with a rank and medals display board; a tribute from his father’s work colleagues.

Commander of Crime Scenes Services Branch, Superintendent Rashelle Conroy, said the ceremony was an opportunity to acknowledge the impact Peter brought to the NSW Police Force.

“The awards are for diligent and ethical service, and were presented in honour of a valued member of the Crime Scene Services Branch at Dubbo Crime Scene,” she said.

“It was a nice opportunity for Senior Constable Ensor’s family and work colleagues at Dubbo Crime Team to formally recognise his achievements.”

Peter was laid to rest at Dubbo after his death on Thursday 4 April 2019.