Rusiate Tudravu, the newly appointed Commissioner of Police, is committed to rekindling the trust and confidence of the public in the police force. In an exclusive interview, Tudravu expressed his gratitude for being selected as commissioner and acknowledged the talented pool of candidates he faced during the selection process. He emphasized that the day marked a significant milestone in his career as a police officer.
Tudravu recognized the contributions of Acting Commissioner Juki Fong Chew and other officers who managed the responsibilities during the transition phase prior to his appointment. He highlighted the need for extensive work ahead, stating that his priority will focus on restoring public trust and fostering an internal culture of confidence within the police organization.
Acknowledging the challenges that both the public and police officers have encountered, Tudravu stressed the importance of healing and rebuilding relationships at all levels. He encouraged the Fijian public to be patient and assured them that the process of restoring trust would take time but that he and his team would strive diligently to regain public confidence.
Tudravu is set to officially assume his role as Commissioner of Police on February 3, 2025.
This appointment comes with a hopeful outlook as the new commissioner aims to bridge the gap between the police force and the community, fostering a more supportive and trusting environment. It represents a significant opportunity for positive change and collaboration between law enforcement and citizens.
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