{{Forty-six Police stations commanders (OCs) and District Judicial Police (DJPs) completed a course on exhibit handling on Thursday, with commitment to protect evidences to facilitate the judicial process.}}
Superintendent Emmanuel Gahizi, one of the trainees, who thanked the Rwanda National Police for its continued process to capacitate the officers, said the acquired skills will enable them to work more professionally.
The Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in charge of operations, Dan Munyuza, urged them to implement the acquired skills to accomplish their assignments, and properly handle exhibits for justice delivery.
“The esteem of Police is remarkable in the kind of service it delivers to the public and how it delivered. The training is good but what matters more is the results,” said DIGP Munyuza.
He appealed to them to provide professional services to the public.
The two-day training, the first of its kind, held at the CID school in Kacyiru, is scheduled to be conducted periodically to capacitate the officers and offer justice to victims.
source: RNP
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