The Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew, acknowledged the dedication of 72 officers from the Northern Division today by presenting them with medals for their loyalty, honesty, and integrity. In a ceremony that celebrated their commitment, 34 officers received the prestigious Fiji Police Medal, while 38 were honored with the Fiji Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

In his address, Commissioner Fong Chew expressed deep appreciation not only for the officers’ dedication but also for the vital support provided by their families. He underlined that the success of law enforcement personnel is a collective achievement that deserves recognition. Fong Chew encouraged the officers to continue serving with honor and integrity, emphasizing the importance of their oath.

This event reflects a broader commitment to upholding public safety and fostering trust within the community. Similar ceremonies in the past, including those held in the Western Division, have highlighted the resilience and dedication of police officers in overcoming challenges. These gatherings not only celebrate individual accomplishments but also reinforce the unity between law enforcement and the communities they protect.

The recognition of these officers serves as inspiration for ongoing collaboration in public safety efforts, instilling hope for a future marked by strong teamwork and community support. With such dedication, the outlook for law enforcement services appears promising, paving the way for continued improvements in community relations and public safety initiatives.

This ceremony not only honors the individual achievements of the officers but also strengthens the bond between the police force and the communities they serve, fostering a spirit of mutual respect and cooperation.