许心昀(1985公教中四），毕业自新加坡国立大学并考获电机工程系荣誉学位，之后继续深造，成为公共管理学硕士。他在1994年投入警界，曾担任警察海岸卫队行动及保安主任、警察保安指挥处副司令和保安及反恐行动局助理局长。国际货币基金组织与世界银行董事会2006年在本地举行常年会议时，他也负责监督保安工作。
2009年2月17日接任宏茂桥警署署长。在他的领导下，宏茂桥警署取得了良好的成绩，并于昨天荣获新加坡警察‘最佳陆路单位奖’。以下是TODAY报今天的报道：
by Monica Kotwani
SINGAPORE 6 June 2011- The Ang Mo Kio Police Division won the "Best Land Division Award", which was presented during Police Day on Monday (6 June 2011) evening.
It's the second such award for the division in three years and was given for its performance in areas such as investigation and professionalism.
The division has seen some high-profile cases in the last year.
One such case was that of the "Heartbeat Molester", a 48-year-old man who outraged the modesty of 28 girls in 11 years.
Assistant Commissioner of Police Hsu Sin Yun, Commander, Ang Mo Kio Police Division, said: "As with any police unit or any organisation ... we will recognise the good work, the good arrests, the good service that officers provide to the community ... But more importantly, is to appeal to the officers' sense of mission, their passion for police work to help the community keep their premises, their areas free from crime.
"And I think that's a much stronger motivator to our officers compared to whatever awards we can give them."
He added that seeing the arrests of criminals and the community feeling safer in their environment pushed police officers to work that much harder for the community.
It's the second such award for the division in three years and was given for its performance in areas such as investigation and professionalism.
The division has seen some high-profile cases in the last year.
One such case was that of the "Heartbeat Molester", a 48-year-old man who outraged the modesty of 28 girls in 11 years.
Assistant Commissioner of Police Hsu Sin Yun, Commander, Ang Mo Kio Police Division, said: "As with any police unit or any organisation ... we will recognise the good work, the good arrests, the good service that officers provide to the community ... But more importantly, is to appeal to the officers' sense of mission, their passion for police work to help the community keep their premises, their areas free from crime.
"And I think that's a much stronger motivator to our officers compared to whatever awards we can give them."
He added that seeing the arrests of criminals and the community feeling safer in their environment pushed police officers to work that much harder for the community.
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