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Crowd Controllers for August 2021 WESTERN AUSTRALIA POLICE FORCE Current Licence Holders List of Crowd Controllers for August 2021 Licence Number Full Name Licence Type 56595 AADITYA, Vijay Crowd Controller 50762 AAKASH, Crowd Controller 58994 AAKESSON, Maximiliam Tobias Crowd Controller 47823 AALAMI, Hamid Reza Crowd Controller 34949 AAMIR, Muhammad Crowd Controller 43372 AAMIR, Sohaib Crowd Controller 58755 AAMIR, Usama Crowd Controller 53982 AATIR, Muhammad Musawar Ali Crowd Controller 46462 AB YAR, Ahmad Crowd Controller 58819 ABADIR, Michael Onsy Adeeb Crowd Controller 27892 ABANDELWA, Lusambya Crowd Controller 72634 ABARCA, Rend Romer Tiamsim Crowd Controller 51532 ABASNEZHAD GHAZE JAHANE, Meysam Crowd Controller 51523 ABASNEZHAD GHAZE JAHANE, Milad Crowd Controller 71160 ABBAS, Abu Bakar Crowd Controller 55088 ABBAS, Ali Crowd Controller 70683 ABBAS, Ali Crowd Controller 44566 ABBAS, Anjum Hussain Crowd Controller 59507 ABBAS, Arslan Crowd Controller 59937 ABBAS, Asad Crowd Controller 34885 ABBAS, Baseer Crowd Controller 72809 ABBAS, Fakhar Crowd Controller 31065 ABBAS, Farukh Crowd Controller 46155 ABBAS, Ghulam Crowd Controller 73154 ABBAS, Haider Crowd Controller 39830 ABBAS, Irfan Crowd Controller 53620 ABBAS, Mazhar Crowd Controller 62014 ABBAS, Mazhar Crowd Controller 33606 ABBAS, Mohsin Crowd Controller 60032 ABBAS, Mohsin Crowd Controller 40778 ABBAS, Mohsin Crowd Controller 58495 ABBAS, Muhammad Crowd Controller 70784 ABBAS, Muhammad Crowd Controller 58805 ABBAS, Muhammad Khurram Crowd Controller 71032 ABBAS, Muhammad Soban Crowd Controller 72957 ABBAS, Nadeem Crowd Controller 70396 ABBAS, Qaiser Crowd Controller 72725 ABBAS, Sammar Crowd Controller 58285 ABBAS, Shahid Crowd Controller 70873 ABBAS, Syed Ali Crowd Controller 39914 ABBAS, Syed Farrukh Crowd Controller 70265 ABBAS, Syed Raza Crowd Controller 58849 ABBAS, Tasleem Crowd Controller 51396 ABBAS, Wasim Crowd Controller 57629 ABBASI, Abdul Moiz Crowd Controller 72476 ABBASI, Bilal Crowd Controller 61329 ABBASI, Ghazanfer Raza Crowd Controller 51230 ABBASI, Haseeb Crowd Controller 70909 ABBASI, Hashim Crowd Controller 71432 ABBASI, Junaid Nawaz Crowd Controller 70230 ABBASI, Muhammad Husnain Crowd Controller 31614 ABBASI, Naveed Ahmed Crowd Controller 61775 ABBASI, Saim Ali Crowd Controller 28806 ABBASI, Sajid Hussain Crowd Controller 61700 ABBASI, Sufyan Ahmed Crowd Controller 71020 ABBASI, Umair Ahmed Crowd Controller 43731 ABBI, Nikhil Crowd Controller 53856 ABBOUD, Nancy Crowd Controller 71956 ABD, Abdullah Crowd Controller 43970 ABDALLAH, Khaled Ibrahim Eldesouky Crowd Controller 39343 ABDEL HALIM, Elsaddig Mohamed Crowd Controller 60611 ABDENNABI, Adib Crowd Controller 49542 ABDI H A, Haider Kadban Crowd Controller 55299 ABDI MOHAMED, Isnino Crowd Controller 42939 ABDI MOHAMED, Mohamed Crowd Controller 71461 ABDI, Zakariye Zubeer Crowd Controller 60228 ABDIN, Zain Ul Crowd Controller 59882 ABDIRAHMAN, Luqman Tahir Crowd Controller 71388 ABDIRAHMAN, Omar Abdullahi Crowd Controller 59592 ABDOL RAHIM, Mohamed Ruzaimi Crowd Controller 49203 ABDUL HAI, Syed Jamal Crowd Controller 61335 ABDUL JALIL, Roslan Bin Crowd Controller 58460 ABDUL KARIM NOORI, Mohammad Crowd Controller 72779 ABDUL MUQEET, Crowd Controller 44442 ABDUL MUQTADIR KHAN ATA, Crowd Controller 58293 ABDUL QAYUM, Abdul Rahman Crowd Controller 61015 ABDUL RAFAI, Crowd Controller 59982 ABDUL RAHEEM, Crowd Controller 61155 ABDUL RAZZAQ, Muhammad Usama Crowd Controller 48862 ABDUL, Karim Crowd Controller 58479 ABDULKARIM, Blend Sirwan Abdulkarim Crowd Controller 57447 ABDULLAH, Crowd Controller 59408 ABDULLAH, Crowd Controller 59004 ABDULLAH, Arsal Crowd Controller 22680 ABDULLAH, Christopher Dwayne Crowd Controller 70959 ABDULLAH, Hammad Crowd Controller 61200 ABDULLAH, Muhammad Crowd Controller 32454 ABDULLAH, Rashid Crowd Controller 40753 ABDULLAHI, Abdikhadar Ahmed Crowd Controller 73160 ABDULLAHI, Abdullahi Abdisamad Crowd Controller 22676 ABDULMAJID, Santo Mohamed Crowd Controller 71859 ABDUL-RAZAK, Abdulrzak Ali Crowd Controller 40456 ABE, Tomoaki Crowd Controller 45630 ABEDIN, Riyadh Crowd Controller 72484 ABHINAV, Crowd Controller 45813 ABHISHEK, Crowd Controller 58059 ABHISHEK, Crowd Controller 58816 ABID, Hassan Ali Crowd Controller 60254 ABID, Muhammad Abdullah Crowd Controller 58637 ABID, Muhammad Ans Crowd Controller 72721 ABID, Muhammad Usama Crowd Controller 71336 ABID, Mujtaba Crowd Controller 70434 ABID, Talha Crowd Controller 54846 ABID, Usman Crowd Controller 71591 ABIDEEN, Zain Ul Crowd Controller 70506 ABIDI, Syed Asad Ali Crowd Controller 61732 ABIDI, Syed Turab Abbas Crowd Controller 55006 ABIJOGUN, Michael Duro Crowd Controller 71374 ABOBAKR, Abdalla Kamal Mohamed Crowd Controller 60631 ABOIM, Bruno Miguel Afonso Crowd Controller 50136 ABOZED, Khaled Mohamed Maher Ali Crowd Controller 58687 ABRAHAM, Anthony Mervyn Crowd Controller 26060 ABRAHAM, Mandela Charles Crowd Controller 61217 ABRAHAMS, Lauren Crowd Controller 4050 ABRAMO, Antonino Franco Crowd Controller 61687 ABRAR, Aareef Crowd Controller 36399 ABRO, Haq Nawaz Crowd Controller 71766 ABRUSCI, Anthony Crowd Controller 58183 ABU ABDU, Muneer Crowd Controller 59269 ABU BAKR, Muhammad Crowd Controller 59481 ABU HURAIRA, Crowd Controller 57149 ABU RUMMAN, Faisal Hasan Abdallah Crowd Controller 56597 ABU RUMMAN, Talal Hasan Abdallah Crowd Controller 58810 ABUNAH, Bonface Ochieng Crowd Controller 60893 ABU-TURAB, Ali Crowd Controller 58749 ACEBES, Crescencio Bahade Crowd Controller 55197 ACHAMYELEH, Endalk Sendeku Crowd Controller 44797 ACHARYA, Sagar Crowd Controller 51598 ACHIEK WET, Chol Crowd Controller 46845 ACHUOT, Achuot Atiop Crowd Controller 34853 ACKLAND, Bradley James Crowd Controller 56215 ACOSTA, Geronimo Crowd Controller 53647 ACOSTA, Pamela Margaret Crowd Controller 59299 ADAM, Ishag Crowd Controller 59844 ADAM, Masuhudu Karim Crowd Controller 43225 ADAM, Suhununu Abdul-Razak Crowd Controller 60822 ADAMOV, Daniel Crowd Controller 45417 ADAMOVIC, Aleksandar Crowd Controller 52451 ADAM-PARKER, Mahadi Crowd Controller 70796 ADAMS, Aaron David Crowd Controller 72443 ADAMS, Aidan Lakstins Crowd Controller 36067 ADAMS, Alasdair Ross Crowd Controller 53267 ADAMS, Mathew Edgar Crowd Controller 54289 ADAMS, Narelle Skye Crowd Controller 71274 ADAMS, Tanika Maree Crowd Controller 57016 ADAMS, Tanya Lee Crowd Controller 57704 ADAMS, Trevor Charles Crowd Controller 72185 ADAMSON, Guy Charles Crowd Controller 39611 ADAN MOHAMED, Abshir Crowd Controller 46069 ADANIYA, Puneet Crowd Controller 55248 ADATIA, Priyesh Bharat Crowd Controller 37799 ADDYMAN, Ian Peter Thomas Crowd Controller 47767 ADEEL, Muhammad Crowd Controller 59181 ADEGBITE, Martins Adetunji Crowd Controller 53812 ADEIYE, Taiwo Sheriff Crowd Controller 59122 ADEN, Aboubakar Ali Crowd Controller 54141 ADEPOJU, Olumide Tobi Crowd Controller 58399 ADEREMI, Adedipupo Tony Crowd Controller 70454 ADESE, Edafe Lucky Crowd Controller 47071 ADEYEMO, Adedayo Olufolahanmi Crowd Controller 58313 ADHIKARI, Nishan Crowd Controller 53525 ADHIKARI, Sudarshan Crowd Controller 50628 ADIL, Crowd Controller 35346 ADIL, Muhammad Crowd Controller 71448 ADIMULA, Michael Ayobolanle Crowd Controller 53817 ADIN, Netanel Crowd Controller 28275 ADLAN, Luigi Joackino Crowd Controller 59066 ADMIRAAL, Lodewijk Nicolaas Willem Crowd Controller 70580 ADNAN, Muhammad Waseem Crowd Controller 53063 ADOMOWIM, Daniel Crowd Controller 60586 ADOTEY, Seth Nii Amar Crowd Controller 58781 ADUA, Eric Crowd Controller 60487 AFAGHI, Ameer Crowd Controller 55858 AFAQ, Muhammad Saud Crowd Controller 72808 AFGHAN, Jawad Crowd Controller 59370 AFONSO, Filomeno Vicente Crowd Controller 50621 AFRAD, Mohammad Shariful Alam Crowd Controller 58022 AFRIDI, Fahad Muhammad Crowd Controller 44056 AFRIDI, Saad Iqbal Crowd Controller 70671 AFSAR, Muhammad Saad Crowd Controller 52386 AFSHANG, Ali Crowd Controller 61615 AFTAB, Ali Hasan Crowd Controller 70770 AFTAB, Faris Crowd Controller 70676 AFTAB, Hamza Crowd Controller 45107 AFTAB, Muhammad Umair Crowd Controller 73022 AFZAAL, Muhammad Naveed Crowd Controller 58509 AFZAL, Arsalan Crowd Controller 29081 AFZAL, Imran Crowd Controller 61397 AFZAL, Mamoon Crowd Controller 71087 AFZAL, Moeez Crowd Controller 38856 AFZAL, Muhammad Crowd Controller 51411 AFZAL, Muhammad Crowd Controller 52888 AFZAL, Muhammad Crowd Controller 58641 AFZAL, Muhammad Asim Crowd Controller 59380 AFZAL, Muhammad Faizan Crowd Controller 60621 AFZAL, Muhammad Farhan Crowd Controller 61784 AFZAL, Muhammad Tauqeer Crowd Controller 61317 AFZAL, Muhammad Zain Crowd Controller 58784 AFZAL, Rana Shan Crowd Controller 72622 AFZAL, Umar Crowd Controller 73106 AGARWAL, Vasant Gopal Crowd Controller 71006 AGGARWAL, Nitish Crowd Controller 46084 AGIUS, Charmaine Michelle Crowd Controller 53180 AGOK, Peter Chol Crowd Controller 70194 AGOSTINO, Antonio Peter Crowd Controller 61558 AGRAVANTE, Trixen Ben Sersenia Crowd Controller 59542 AGUEK, Gabriel Garang Crowd Controller 58838 AGUER, Duot Aguer Ajang Crowd Controller 52478 AGUER, Kiir Miabek Crowd Controller 70213 AGUORU, Sunny Chidirim Jnr Crowd Controller 60545 AGUSWENI, Yuyun Crowd Controller 70154 AHAD, Abdul Crowd Controller 35573 AHERN, Perry Michael Crowd Controller 52403 AHIRE, Harshad Popatrao Crowd Controller 70679 AHLAWAT, Amit Crowd Controller 54303 AHLUWALIA, Jaskirat Singh Crowd Controller 44021 AHLUWALIA, Kanwar G. 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