The Fiji Police Force is in mourning following the passing of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Sakeo Raikaci, who died on April 26, 2025. Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu expressed the profound sadness felt within the organization and extended heartfelt condolences to ACP Raikaci’s family. Raikaci dedicated 35 years of his life to the Fiji Police Force, contributing significantly across various sectors of policing.
Commissioner Tudravu highlighted ACP Raikaci’s impressive career trajectory, noting his exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication. He rose through the ranks of the police force, serving in several critical roles, including Acting Deputy Commissioner and Chief of Staff. Raikaci joined the Fiji Police Force on May 21, 1990, and played crucial roles in numerous areas, such as the Major Fraud Unit and the Prosecution Unit, as well as being involved in training and development within the organization.
Known for his expertise in both prosecution and intelligence operations, ACP Raikaci was a well-rounded professional, holding a degree in Law and Legal Practice. His contributions to the police force and the communities served will be fondly remembered by his colleagues and the public alike.
Commissioner Tudravu emphasized that ACP Raikaci’s legacy will leave an indelible mark not just on his family but also on the entire Fiji Police Force as they navigate this profound loss.
The news of his passing comes at a reflective time for the Fiji Police Force, following recent discussions on officer health and well-being, sparked by the tragic loss of other officers. It serves as a reminder of the personal sacrifices made by those in the policing profession and the need for stronger health initiatives within the force.
The dedication and service of officers like ACP Raikaci can be seen as a beacon of hope, prompting not only mourning but also a renewed commitment to support the physical and mental health of all police personnel as they continue to serve and protect the nation.
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