The investigation into the death of Mr. Richard Mock is progressing, with police officers stationed at the Namaka Police Station having undergone Video Recording Interviews as part of the inquiry. Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu announced that the investigation, led by a team from the Criminal Investigations Department, has completed the questioning phase. They are now compiling statements and forensic evidence to prepare the case for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Commissioner Tudravu emphasized that police were the last to be in contact with Mr. Mock, and investigators are actively working to reconstruct the timeline and circumstances leading to his death. He expressed sympathy for Mr. Mock’s family, assuring them that the investigation will be transparent and that independent legal advice will be sought to ensure due process is followed.
The Commissioner has urged the public to have faith in the investigative process, reiterating that the Fiji Police Force is committed to accountability. Tudravu reassured the family of Mr. Mock that their concerns would be addressed, and he called for patience while investigators complete their work, promising to provide updates as the situation evolves.
This case serves as a reminder of the critical importance of accountability within law enforcement and the need for transparency during investigations of this nature. The community’s trust in the police will be integral to the resolution of this case, and there is hope that justice will be served for Mr. Mock and his family.
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