Prime Minister and Minister for Police, Sitiveni Rabuka, visited senior police officials in the Western Division yesterday and emphasized the critical role of law enforcement in ensuring peace and security in the nation. During his visit to the Lautoka Police Headquarters, Rabuka engaged with the divisional police commander, station officers, and senior personnel.
He acknowledged the difficulties faced by police in maintaining safety and order, urging officers to continue serving with integrity and fairness. Rabuka reminded the attendees, “You are law enforcement officers; your responsibility is to enforce the law.” He pointed out that when people feel secure and peaceful, they are more likely to respect legal boundaries.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of fostering a sense of national pride and discipline among citizens, which can lead to them becoming productive members of society. He called on police officers to maintain public confidence in the rule of law and the justice system by building trust through transparent and community-oriented policing practices.
In closing, Rabuka expressed gratitude to the police personnel for their dedication and encouraged them to consistently uphold the rule of law while acting professionally.
This message highlights the government’s commitment to strengthening community relations and enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement. By promoting integrity and accountability within the police force, there is optimism for a safer, more law-abiding society, potentially leading to a positive transformation in the community’s overall trust in law enforcement.
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