Falonne Dieurisma, a respected assistant referee and member of the Haitian Football Federation (FHF), has officially graduated as a police officer from the 34th class of the Haitian National Police (PNH). The ceremony, held on January 10, 2025, at the École Nationale de Police (ENP) in Port-au-Prince, marked a significant milestone in her multifaceted career. ⁠ ⁠ 

Dieurisma, who has been an integral part of the FHF and continues to represent Haiti in international football as a referee, completed a rigorous five-month academic and physical training program.

Her commitment to excelling in sports and law enforcement speaks to her remarkable resilience and determination. As a FIFA-licensed referee since 2018, Dieurisma is also expected to continue her role on the FIFA officials list for 2025; in addition to her refereeing duties, Dieurisma has balanced her responsibilities as a mother and businesswoman. 

As a newly graduated police officer, Dieurisma is poised to serve her country on the field and protect and restore peace in Haiti. Her graduation comes amid heightened security concerns in the nation, which continues to struggle with increasing gang violence. 

The Haitian National Police has made significant strides to bolster its ranks, and the 34th promotion brought approximately 700 new officers into the force.⁠ ⁠ 
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