Police at Tulagi in the Central Province has conducted an awareness talk for youth members of the United Church in Tulagi 11 September 2018.
Provincial Police Commander(PPC) Central Province, Superintendent Patricia Leta says, “The messages delivered during the awareness talk included law and order, anti-social behaviour covering marijuana, kwaso, alcohol involving youth, sexual offences, family violence and the three sources of law in Solomon Islands.
Police in Honiara have arrested and charged a 56-year-old man for an alleged wounding incident at Koa Hill in Central Honiara after he surrendered himself to police on 9 September 2018.
Provincial Police Commander (PPC) Honiara City, Chief Superintendent Alfred Uiga says, “It is alleged that in the early hours of 9 September 2018, the two victims were allegedly consuming alcohol at Koa Hill. They decided to buy some soft drinks at a nearby shop and were accompanied by another male.”
Police at Tulagi in the Central Province (CP) conducted an awareness talk at the Belaga Community High School on Small Gela on Monday 10 September 2018.
Provincial Police Commander(PPC) Central Province, Superintendent Patricia Leta says, “The messages delivered during the awareness talk included law and order, anti-social behaviour covering marijuana, kwaso, and alcohol involving youth, sexual offences, family violence and the Crime Prevention Strategy. The presentation also covered the three sources of law in our country.”
Police in Central Province have arrested a 22-year-old man and is facing three counts of Intimidations contrary to section 231 of the Penal code.
It is alleged that the male person on three separate occasions from 14 to 15 August 2018 at Haroro Village threatened to harm three victims, while armed with a bush knife, bow and arrow.
The matter was reported to the Tulagi Police Station on 7 September 2018 of which the suspect was brought to the Station by his brothers. He was formally arrested and placed in in police custody.
Police officers in Honiara City have arrested a 28-year-old man in relation to a robbery incident that occurred at Ranadi in East Honiara on Friday 7 September 2018.
Officers of the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) have been urged to do more and to make a difference when responding to Family Violence (FV) incidents as it is still at a crisis level in the country.
“Let’s be honest, the rate of violence against women and girls in Solomon Islands is sky high. It has reached a crisis point but since the Family Protection Act (FPA) was passed in 2014 we still not making enough difference,” says RSIPF Commissioner, Matthew Varley.
The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) will mount an operation to provide security during the Oceania Football Championship (OFC) Under Sixteen (U-16) expected to kick off in Honiara over the weekend.
RSIPF Deputy Commissioner (DC) for Operation Support and National Security, Juanita Matanga says, “A total of four hundred and forty seven police officers will be involved in an operation to ensure law and order is maintained during the OFC Men’s U-16 Championship which will be held 9 – 22 September 2018.”
Police at Gizo in the Western Province have conducted Crime Prevention training for members of the Crime Prevention Committee and Council of Chiefs on Simbo Island on 4 August 2018.
Community Policing Officer at the Gizo Police Station, Sergeant (Sgt) Justina Fono Magu says, “There were 20 participants at the training including 12 members of the Council of Chiefs, with youth and women representatives.”
Police in Central Province have conducted a two-day training on Crime Prevention on Savo Island from 4 – 5 September 2018.
More than 35 participants from North and South Savo attended the training.
Speaking during the official opening the Provincial Police Commander (PPC) Central Province, Superintendent Patricia Leta says, “The training will greatly assist you all to resolve issues affecting your communities using the S.A.R.A Model (Scanning, Analyse, Respond and Assess) to solve problems.”
The Commissioner of Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) acknowledges the services of Advisor, Miles Humphrey of the Solomon Islands Police Development Program (SIPDP) who left the Solomon Islands yesterday (4 September).
Mr Humphrey worked as an unsworn member of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI), and then with SIPDP when RAMSI ended in June 2017.
