FCT Police Commissioner Sanusi Declares Zero Tolerance For Crime, Targets ‘One Probability’ Syndicates In Abuja
The Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, Ahmed Sanusi, has declared a zero-tolerance stance on crime in Abuja, vowing to dismantle the infamous ‘one likelihood’ felony syndicates working throughout the Federal Capital Territory.
Addressing journalists on the Command headquarters, Sanusi harassed that the FCT will not function a refuge for felony components, warning that decisive measures will probably be taken to revive security and public confidence.
He additionally made it clear that indiscipline and unprofessional conduct inside the Command wouldn’t be tolerated below his management.
Sanusi said he assumes workplace with a powerful dedication to construct on the achievements of his predecessor whereas introducing new methods to strengthen the territory’s safety framework.
In keeping with him, the Command will undertake a proactive, intelligence-driven, and extremely skilled method to policing, aimed not solely at responding to crime however stopping it earlier than it happens.
He assured residents the Command would intensify efforts to determine, pursue, and eradicate felony components, declaring that crime would haven’t any place within the FCT throughout his tenure.
The Commissioner additionally issued a agency directive to officers and males of the Command, emphasising the necessity for self-discipline, civility, and adherence to the best requirements of professionalism of their interactions with the general public.
He pledged to steer by instance, working tirelessly, whereas anticipating the identical degree of dedication from all personnel.
Sending a powerful warning to criminals, Sanusi suggested these engaged in illegal actions to desist instantly or go away the FCT, or face the complete power of the regulation.
He reiterated that the Command would stay relentless till all felony components are dropped at justice.
He, nonetheless, referred to as on residents to help the Police by offering credible data and cooperating with safety businesses, noting that efficient policing requires collective effort.
Reaffirming his open-door coverage, Sanusi inspired the general public to actively have interaction with the Command, assuring them of the Police’s dedication to defending lives and property throughout the Federal Capital Territory.
Linus Aleke
Times Nigeria