RPNGC calls on PNG communities to support Pacific Watch in stopping transnational crime

The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC) is actively seeking public support to bolster its efforts against transnational crime through the Pacific Watch program. The constabulary is calling on all Papua New Guineans to actively participate and lend their assistance to this crucial initiative. The program is designed to address and disrupt criminal activities that transcend national borders, posing a significant threat to regional stability and security. By engaging the community, the RPNGC aims to enhance intelligence gathering and foster a collaborative approach to crime prevention. The success of Pacific Watch hinges on the active involvement and cooperation of citizens in reporting suspicious activities and supporting law enforcement operations. The constabulary emphasizes that a united front is necessary to effectively combat the complex challenges posed by transnational criminal networks operating within and across the Pacific.