Police Commissioner, Brigadier General Ioane Naivalurua is not happy with the complaints received against some of the Police officers.
Naivalurua made the comment at the Commissioner of Police second quarter Parade at Nasova this morning.
He told the officers that they should always attend to complaints even if it is a small matter.
Naivalurua told 372 senior officers and new recruits that they were able to achieve 5 out of the 8 Key Performance Indicators in the second quarter and that they can do better to serve the people in the remaining two quarters.
Meanwhile, 42 senior officers received medals for their loyal service to the force this morning.
One of the medal recipient, SSP Maratino Qiolevu received the Fiji Police Long Service medal for his 25 years of service in the force.
He said the support of his family and his hard work has paid off.
Story by: Watisoni Butabua
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