Fiji will be declared a crime free nation, if the Police Crusade goes well until 2012.
That is the comment from the Police Commissioner Commodore Esala Teleni when he spoke to the ministers’ church conference of the Assemblies of God in Nausori while revealing that the Police Crusade will continue until 2012.
Teleni highlighted why the Jesus Strategy is being preached to the police officers saying the officers cannot go and fight crime if they themselves do not change.
Teleni said there are four main weaknesses in the Police Force since he joined the Force in 2007.
He revealed that there are so many lies within the Police Force as Police are involved in the transporting of marijuana and also sharing the loot and most of the people who are in Korovou jail should not be in there because Police officers influenced the Judges.
He asked the AOG pastors to help pray for the Police Force.
Crime free Fiji by 2012
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