Police Must Have the Right Attitude, ACP Vusonilawe Says
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- Fiji Assistant Commissioner of Police Kasiano Vusonilawe called on officers to serve the public with the right attitude, mindset and commitment.
- He urged police to respond promptly to reports and said communities often turn to the media when their concerns are not addressed.
- Vusonilawe also recognized the support provided by police families in the Northern Division.
Fiji police officers must bring the right attitude, mindset and commitment to their work, particularly during the festive season, Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations Kasiano Vusonilawe said.
Speaking at an Operations Readiness Check parade in the Northern Division, Vusonilawe urged officers to respond promptly when people report concerns and to put the public’s interests first.
He said communities sometimes turn to the media when police fail to address their concerns properly. Vusonilawe also acknowledged the support of police families in the Northern Division, saying their contribution remains important to officers’ work.
He is scheduled to continue the readiness parade in other divisions in the coming days.
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