Police Engages Morthaim Residents to Strengthen Community Security Across Western Area
Alusine Ahmed Kargbo The Sierra Leone Police (SLP), through Local Unit Commander Superintendent Solomon Koroma, has engaged residents of Morthaim in a community meeting aimed at strengthening cooperation between the police and the public in maintaining peace and security.
The engagement, held in collaboration with the Chairman of the Local Policing Partnership Board (LPPB), Mr Patrick Samuel Lebbie, brought together Community Safety Volunteers (CSVs), traditional leaders, and youths to discuss key security concerns affecting the area.
Discussions focused on enhancing crime prevention, protecting lives and property, and improving information sharing between residents and the police. Participants were encouraged to remain vigilant, report suspicious activities promptly, and support ongoing policing initiatives to promote peace and peaceful coexistence.
Superintendent Koroma emphasised the importance of community participation in effective policing, noting that strong cooperation between the police and residents is essential for maintaining law and order.
Mr Lebbie highlighted the role of the LPPB in strengthening relations between the police and communities, urging continued collaboration in addressing local security challenges.
Residents of Morthaim expressed appreciation for the engagement and reaffirmed their commitment to working with the Sierra Leone Police to enhance safety, peace, and development in the community.