Police Commissioner Peter Marshall has put many of his junior officers to shame, completing the police fitness test with plenty of time to spare.
The 59-year-old had three minutes and 26 seconds to complete his physical competency test (PCT), but came in at two minutes and 56 seconds.
The test is not a requirement for commissioned officers, but Mr Marshall said he felt it was the right thing to do as the leader of the police force.
"I want to be able to look frontline staff in the eye and tell them that if I can get a PCT at nearly 60, then it's not beyond the realms of possibility for others who are comparatively fit.
"It certainly isn't easy to attain a PCT, but I intend to continue being operationally deployed, just as I have in the past two years of my tenure."
