For the first time ever, the Fiji Police Force has achieved all of their Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for 2013.
Speaking during this morning’s fourth quarter Police Parade in Nasova, Acting Police Commissioner Ravi Narayan said they managed to reduce complaints and disciplinary offences by 58%, reduce crime by 23% and serious crimes by 17%.
Narayan said for crime against women, the Fiji Police Force recorded a major reduction of 88%.
According to Narayan, from the 2,115 crimes against women cases reported for the fourth quarter of 2012, they reduced this to 1,903 for the 2013 period.
He said they also managed to reduce crime against children by 82%.
Narayan also said out of the 4,406 registered crimes last year, they solved 3,095 cases.
Narayan credited the achievement of the Key Performance Indicators to their resources.
Story by: Filipe Naikaso
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