Charlton Falzon Cascun has been appointed CEO of the Local Enforcement Systems Agency (LESA).
In a statement, the Government said that Dr Falzon Cascun has experience in the disciplined forces, having served in the Armed Forces of Malta and the Police Force for a number of years, both as an official and as a lawyer.
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield wished Dr Falzon Cascun well in his new role, and thanked the former CEO, Svetlick Flores, for his work over the past years. Mr Flores had been in the role of LESA CEO since September 2020.
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