The Police Commissioner said nothing is hidden in the police force because the Holy Spirit speaks to him.
While speaking at the Assemblies of God Church Conference, Commodore Esala Teleni said he dismissed some police officers after the Holy Spirit spoke to him that these officers were transporting drugs to Sigatoka and were involved in some major robberies.
Commodore Teleni stressed that he has told all the members of the force that he wants full transformation.
He said the Holy Spirit has spoken to him that the only way to modernize the force is through the crusade.
Commodore Teleni also said they are now having a people focus, not a crime focus.
He has also revealed that there will be a Jesus Strategy Seminar for all the senior police officers to ensure that they fully understand the police crusade.
He said another national crusade is expected to be held leading up to Fiji Day in October.
Jesus Strategy Seminar for senior officers
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