Police prepare for festive, cyclone seasons

“As guardians of peace and safety, it is imperative that we uphold the values of integrity, respect, humility and professionalism in all that we do,” he said.

Saturday 02 November 2024 | 12:26

The safety of our citizens during the upcoming festive and cyclone seasons depend on our readiness and responsiveness.

This was the statement made by Divisional Police Commander East (DPC/E) Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Joape Cakacaka during his operational readiness check parade on Thursday morning in anticipation of the looming festive and cyclone seasons.

The recently appointed DPC East held his first parade since his appointment in Nausori, attended by officers serving within the Eastern Division.

In his address SSP Cakacaka urged officers to uphold professionalism at all times.

“I want to remind each of you of the high standard of discipline that defines our profession,” SSP Cakacaka said.

“As guardians of peace and safety, it is imperative that we uphold the values of integrity, respect, humility and professionalism in all that we do,” he said.

“As we gather here this morning, we stand on the cusp of the festive season, a time that brings joy and celebration to our communities.

“However, it also presents unique challenges that require our unwavering commitment to duty and excellence.”

He told officers that the eyes of the community are upon police officers and their actions reflect not only on themselves, but on the entire Fiji Police Force.

The Eastern Division’s area of operation covers Nakasi, Nausori, Naitasiri, Tailevu, Rewa and the Lomaiviti group.

Checks were conducted on both land and maritime resources.

“Remember, the safety of our citizens depends on our readiness and responsiveness.

“Let’s maintain our focus and dedication to duty and maintain a high standard of service delivery,” he urged.

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