Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew awarded medals to 72 officers from the Northern Division today, recognizing their loyalty, honesty, and integrity. This ceremony saw 34 officers honored with the prestigious Fiji Police Medal, while another 38 received the Fiji Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

In his address, Fong Chew expressed gratitude not only to the officers but also to their families, emphasizing that the success of law enforcement personnel is a shared achievement that deserves acknowledgment. He encouraged all officers to continue serving with honor, integrity, and commitment to their oath, reinforcing the police’s role in the community.

The recognition of these officers reflects a broader commitment to maintaining public safety and trust. It highlights the ongoing dedication of law enforcement personnel, who consistently rise to challenges and serve the community with integrity.

Similar ceremonies in the past have showcased the importance of resilience within the police force. For instance, Fong Chew previously celebrated officers in the Western Division, where he acknowledged their hard work in overcoming significant challenges. Such events serve as reminders of the essential contributions of police officers, inspiring hope and fostering a spirit of unity in serving the public.

This dedication to recognizing and honoring the hard work of police officers not only reinforces their commitment but also brings communities together, creating a supportive environment for public safety initiatives. With ongoing investment and community support, there is optimism for continuous improvement and development within law enforcement services.