Terence Charles Calov DALTON
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Terence Charles Calov DALTON

Terence Charles Calov DALTON  APM

AKA Terry, The Admiral

Late of Manly, NSW

 

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  178

 

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  20052

 

Former member of Tasmania Police 1970s

Former member of Hong Kong Police 1970s

 

Rank:  Commenced Training at Redfern – 3 August 1981

Probationary Constable – appointed 5 February 1982

Constable 1st Class – appointed 5 February 1987

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Final Rank = Detective Superintendent – Retired

 

Stations:  Training at Academy, Waverley ( 10 Division ), Rose Bay Dets, Special Branch, Negotiators, City Central ( pre 2000 ),  NSW Police 150th Anniversary Director – Major Events & Incidents Group,  O.I.C. – Marine Area Command ( Water Police ), Chatswood LAC- Retirement

 

Service:  From 4 August 1981  to 29 September 201230+ years Service

 

Awards: National Medal – granted 28 May 1990 ( Det Cst )

1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 24 March 2000 ( Sgt )

Australian Police Medal ( APM ) – granted 15 June 2010 ( Supt )

Centenary Medalgranted 1 January 2001 – For service to policing in the community

 

Born: Sunday  22 July 1951

Died on: Wednesday  30 October 2019 @ 7.10pm

Age: 68yrs  3mths  8 days

Cause: Cancer – Eosophagel

Event location: Greenwich Hospital, NSW

Event date:  Wednesday  30 October 2019 @ 7.10pm

 

Funeral date: Friday  8 November 2019 @ 11am

Funeral location: St Andrews Cathedral, cnr George & Bathurst Sts, Sydney, NSW

 

Wake location: ?

 

Funeral Parlour: Hamilton Funerals, Pymble

 

Buried at: Cremation

 

Memorial located at: ?

 

Terence Charles Calov DALTON APM. Colin Walsh<br /> 19 hrs<br /> Photo I took at Goulburn and the last time I spoke with Terry..For those who knew Terry are richer for the memories. we have lost a beautiful and talented man.
Terence Charles Calov DALTON APM

 

TERRY is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance  *NEED MORE INFO


FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.

PLEASE SEND PHOTOS AND INFORMATION TO Cal


May they forever Rest In Peace


 

Terence Charles Calov DALTON APM - Funeral notice

DALTON
Terence Charles Calov APM
D/Supt (Ret)

22.07.1951  –  30.10.2019

Beloved husband of Khristina.

Adored father of Terry, Katie, Emma and Lucy,

father-in-law of Ula and Ben.

Treasured Omar to Indiana, Kaiser, Duke, Frankie and George Terence.

Big brother to Jennifer, Gary and Paul.

Loved and respected by all his family and friends.

He will be sadly missed

 

The funeral service for Terence will be held at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney on Friday 8th November 2019 at 11am.

In lieu of flowers a donation may be made to the Garvan Institute.

Hamilton Funerals
9449 5544

https://tributes.smh.com.au/obituaries/107736/terence-charles-calov-dalton-apm/


 

Terry was in the first ever TV show, on channel Ten at 8.30pm on 8 July 2013, called ‘Wanted’ where criminals were shown to the public as ‘Wanted’ offenders.


Terence Charles Calov DALTON

 

Udo Starkis
1 November 2019

Taken from Australian Army – Royal Australian Corps of Military Police (with approval to share) .
Posted by Paul Hayton.

Last night, I lost another great mate, to the scourge of Cancer.
NSW Police (ret) Detective Superintendent and Military Police Special Investigation Branch Major; Terence (Terry) Charles Calov Dalton.
Its been an absolute “life experience” knowing you.

31 years ago, we met and you have never let me down. It’s been an honour calling you a brother, through the craft, the Cops and in our personal lives.
You have left a massive footprint on this crazy world.

Be proud of your achievements, none more significant than your amazing family.
Thank you for your tireless service to the community at large, you’ve allowed many of us to sleep safely at night.

I’m a much better human for knowing you TCC.
Rest in Peace my Brother.
“So Mote it Be.” ????❤️

 


 

Early knocks provided life-long lessons

Terence Charles Calov DALTON
“I learnt that valuable lesson early on, you’ve got to keep your eye on people” … Terence Dalton. Credit: Jacky Ghossein

RETIRING superintendent Terry Dalton has a word of advice for young police as he prepares to leave the force: “Make sure the crooks don’t win.”

It’s a sentiment the police veteran has followed all 31 years of his career – that, and make sure you duck when someone throws a punch your way.

 

“I learnt that valuable lesson early on, you’ve got to keep your eye on people,” he told the Herald yesterday.

Superintendent Dalton says he’s lucky he hasn’t been on the receiving end of much more violence since he copped a broken jaw during that incident, in his first weeks as a police officer in Tasmania in 1972.

He joined the Royal Hong Kong Police a few years later and in 1981 he moved back to Australia for a career in the force that earned him the nickname “the Admiral“.

It’s apt for the man who will today lead 700 officers in a march through central Sydney to commemorate 150th anniversary of policing in NSW.

On March 1, 1862, existing independent police units of the colony were amalgamated into the single NSW Police Force.

Superintendent Dalton said sodden conditions will not stop the parade.

“I think tomorrow will be a proud day for the entire NSW Police Force, just to be a part of it,” he said.

But it will be particularly poignant for him, as he leaves the force in September after more than three decades working in the water police, the police negotiators, in child protection and what used to be called “Special Branch” – which protected the world’s dignitaries here in Australia.

Superintendent Dalton was the first officer to Prince Charles’s side when a man brandishing a starter pistol fired two blank shots at the heir to the British throne during an Australia Day awards ceremony at Darling Harbour in 1994.

He has also protected the Queen, former US president George Bush, and former South African President Nelson Mandela.

The 150th Anniversary of Policing will be formally launched with the NSW force’s banner being led by a police marine contingent across Sydney Harbour from Watson’s Bay at 9am, down to Circular Quay.

A “Sea of Blue” marching contingent will then take the banner along George Street to Town Hall, arriving there for a civic reception about 10.45am.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/early-knocks-provided-life-long-lessons-20120301-1u3vh.html


 

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - 150 years of NSW Policing
Terence Charles Calov DALTON – 150 years of NSW Policing – 2012

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - 150 years of NSW Policing

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - 150 years of NSW Policing

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - 150 years of NSW Policing

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - 150 years of NSW Policing

Terence Charles Calov DALTON
Terence Charles Calov DALTON

 

Terence Charles Calov DALTON - TasPol member
Terence Charles Calov DALTON – TasPol member

 


Terence Charles Calov DALTON with Greg Martin: One of the most professional Police Officers I have worked with the best person to lead the NSW Police for the 150th celebration worked with Terry over the years and bumped him in Sydney on a visit from the bush RIP Sir
Terence Charles Calov DALTON with Greg Martin: From Greg: One of the most professional Police Officers I have worked with the best person to lead the NSW Police for the 150th celebration worked with Terry over the years and bumped him in Sydney on a visit from the bush RIP Sir

Terry DALTON & Sgt Sean Phillips<br /> One of the nicest bosses and blokes, I ever had the fortune too have met. RIP Sir
Terry DALTON & Sgt Sean Phillips
One of the nicest bosses and blokes, I ever had the fortune too have met. RIP Sir

 

 

Dianna Mackay 17 hrs RIP Terry. What a fantastic person and friend. We will miss you especially on ANZAC Day ????????‍♀️????‍♀️????‍♀️ Found this photo of Rupert, Terry, Rick Steinborn and Tony Compton ANZAC Day 2010 ❤️
ANZAC Day: 25 April 2010 from: Dianna Mackay RIP Terry. What a fantastic person and friend. We will miss you especially on ANZAC Day     Found this photo of Rupert, Terry, Rick Steinborn and Tony Compton ANZAC Day 2010 ❤️

 

 

 

Terry Dalton - 8 July 2013
Terry Dalton – 8 July 2013

 

Terry Dalton with Wayne Harris.<br /> A million dollars worth of cattle gone. Help Wayne harris to solve this mystery. WantedTV 12 Sept 2013
Terry Dalton with Wayne Harris.
A million dollars worth of cattle gone. Help Wayne harris to solve this mystery. WantedTV 12 Sept 2013

 

Terry Dalton with Rob Roden ( Blacktown Dets ) at Police Legacy Ball.
Terry Dalton with Rob Roden ( Blacktown Dets ) at Police Legacy Ball.

 

With special guest daughter, Katie, on set of WantedTV<br /> 23 Sept 2013
With special guest daughter, Katie, on set of WantedTV
23 Sept 2013

 

Terry Dalton, Special Branch, 1989 with Nelson Mandella ( RIP )
Terry Dalton, Special Branch, 1989 with Nelson Mandella ( RIP )

 

Currently walking Coast 2 Coast walk in U.K. 50 miles down &amp; 130 to go. - 23 May 2014
Currently walking Coast 2 Coast walk in U.K. 50 miles down & 130 to go. – 23 May 2014

 

Just completed the Coast to Coast walk - 2 June 2014<br /> Terry on the left.
Just completed the Coast to Coast walk – 2 June 2014
Terry on the left.

 

Walking Camino Portugual - 1 Oct 2015
Walking Camino Portugal – 1 Oct 2015

 

At Australian Memorial WWI France - 28 Oct 2015
At Australian Memorial WWI France – 28 Oct 2015

 

Mum' great uncle CWGC Cemetery - Belgium 31 Oct 2015<br /> 3125 Lance Cpl F.L. CALOV<br /> 56th Bn. Australian Inf.<br /> 27th September 1917
Mum’ great uncle CWGC Cemetery – Belgium 31 Oct 2015
3125 Lance Cpl F.L. CALOV
56th Bn. Australian Inf.
27th September 1917

 

Bush Walking Tasmania - 15 April 2016
Bush Walking Tasmania – 15 April 2016

 

In Charleville, Qld, for WANTED story on cattle stealing - 5 September 2013
In Charleville, Qld, for WANTED story on cattle stealing – 5 September 2013

 

WANTED TV

 

 


 

NSW FALLEN POLICE FB GROUP

https://www.facebook.com/groups/NSWFallenPolice/permalink/1553434634797865/

https://www.facebook.com/NSWFallenPolice/posts/3813464605345905

https://www.facebook.com/groups/NSWFallenPolice/permalink/1553406214800707/

 

NSW FALLEN POLICE FB PAGE

https://www.facebook.com/pg/NSWFallenPolice/posts/

 

AUSTRALIAN POLICE FB GROUP

https://www.facebook.com/groups/AustralianPolice.com.au/permalink/2521159447999186/

 

Terry DALTON
Terry DALTON

Many other links on Facebook that pay tribute to this man, and others, but the families won’t get to see those tributes because they are Private or Secret Groups unfortunately.


 

 

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