Andrew Snow

Hard working Police Constable, dedicated to helping others and maintaining safety to the community. Representing the RNC with professionalism and providing respect to all people being interacted with. Eager to help others and be a person people can turn to when in need.

Some Training and Courses:

• Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Ground School (2025)
• Patrol Carbine Course (2025)
• Collaborative Police Action on Intimate Partner Violence (2025)
• Crisis intervention and De-escalation (Atlantic Police Academy) (2025)
• Consent Law and Common Sexual Assault Myths (2025)
• Access to Information and Protection of Privacy (2025)
• Confident Informant Handling (2024)
• Crime Scene Management (2024)
• Module 4: National Use of Force Framework (2024)
• Toward Reconciliation: An Overview of Indigenous Histories Across Canada (2024)
• Standard (Intermediate) First Aid CPR C/AED Training (2024)
• Coach Officer Training (2023)
• Active Shooter / Armed Intruder Awareness (2023)
• Trauma Informed Practice (2022)
• Cyber Security Awareness (2022)
• Death Notification (2021)
• Mental Health Crisis Intervention Training(MCRT)(2021)
• Conducted Energy Weapon Operator Training (2021)
• Initial Critical Incident Response (ICIR) - Level 100 (2019)
• Conflict Resolution (2019)
• Fraud Prevention and Detection (2019)
• Fatigue Management (2018)
• Fostering a Harassment - Free Workplace (2018)
• Suicide Awareness and Prevention (2018)
• Courtroom Testimony Skills (2018)
• Critical Incident Stress Management (for Police) (2018)
• Recognition of Emotionally Disturbed Persons (2018)
• Customer Service in the Police Environment (2018)
• Occupational Health & Safety Orientation (2018)
• WHMIS 2015 (2018)

Some Awards I have Received:

• Head Constable Malcolm "Mackey" White Outstanding Dedication Award (2018) - Given to a cadet who displays "outstanding dedication" an "extraordinary work ethic and commitment" to police studies program.
• Lieutenant Donald A.M. O'Neill Memorial Award (2018) - Meets Mun's academic requirements and given to a cadet who has shown "tremendous commitment to the community while exemplifying strong core values".
• Memorial University - Deans List (2017)

• I am a Police constable with nearly 7 years of police service. Throughout my career, I have responded to an abundance of emergency situation of all variety of call types. Some of those call types being high risk situations. I have tackled these calls with a level of confidence, assessing risk, being situationally aware and remaining a sense of calmness. I have been apart of several standoffs and have cleared homes with my firearm (including a call where there was a report of a sudden death involving a firearm). I have responded to calls of armed and barricaded persons as well as calls involving people having a firearm which all came to peaceful outcomes. I have assisted the Tactics and Rescue Unit as a street patrol officer on several occasions where they required additional resources to assist with their operation.
• I work well with others, the safety of the community an other officers are of utmost importance to me.
• During Range Days, I push myself to become more and more proficient, always wanting to better myself.
• Recently, I have received training in courses that would allow me to be an asset on the TRU team (ex. Remotely Piloted Aircraft System Operator and Carbine Operator).
• I am currently a coach officer to a recruit of the Atlantic Police Academy. Furthermore, I have been someone that Junior Constables have gone to for advice with their investigations as well as calls for service.
• I consider myself a leader and team player with a knowledge of the job but also always willing to learn from others and become a better officer to the community I serve.