Regional Police Commander Engages Bars and Guesthouse Owners to Boost Community Safety
The Regional Police Commander South Assistant Inspector General of Police, Brima Kanneh engaged in a crucial meeting with Bars and Guesthouse owners in the South Region to enhance community safety and combat rising criminal activities.
Acknowledging their vital role in community interactions, Kanneh expressed gratitude for their commitment to assisting law enforcement in providing critical information.
During the meeting, the Regional Police Commander highlighted the escalating criminal incidents across the country and emphasized the pivotal role the business owners played in aiding the police force. He underscored the significance of their cooperation in maintaining law and order, urging prompt reporting of suspicious activities to prevent crimes.
Kanneh assured the attendees of the police force’s unwavering support and guaranteed their safety while encouraging them to report any concerning incidents.
Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ibrahim Sourie Kamara, stressed the confidentiality of provided information, ensuring the protection of identities for those opting for anonymous reporting. He proposed establishing a direct communication channel to facilitate faster information exchange between the police and business owners.
Expressing appreciation for the Commander’s leadership, Madam Veronica Kailey of Connect Bar and Restaurant affirmed the owners’ commitment to supporting the police in ensuring a secure environment. She pledged continued collaboration through information sharing and adherence to the National Curfew.
With a renewed sense of partnership, both the police Commander and the Bar and Guesthouse owners departed, committed to jointly combatting crime and fostering a safer community for residents and visitors alike.