Residents Asked to Cooperate with Security Agents
The County Commissioner has made a fresh appeal to residents, urging them to actively cooperate with security agents in the collective fight against crime. The Commissioner emphasized that security is a shared responsibility and that the police cannot effectively combat criminals without the support and trust of the community. He called on the public to be the eyes and ears of the security forces by reporting suspicious individuals and activities.
The appeal highlights the critical role of community policing and the Nyumba Kumi initiative in gathering actionable intelligence. The Commissioner assured residents that any information provided would be treated with the utmost confidentiality to protect informants from any form of victimization. He also warned against the dangerous practice of shielding criminals, stating that it only perpetuates insecurity.
The call to action is part of a broader strategy to build a stronger partnership between citizens and the state. The security team pledged to act swiftly on all credible information received from the public. This collaboration is seen as the most effective way to dismantle criminal networks, prevent crimes before they happen, and create a safer environment for all.