New Police Recruits Urged To Safeguard Brunei’s Name

Bandar Seri Begawan - Police recruits are urged to seek further knowledge from more experienced police officers in addition to the knowledge gained during their training.

This is in order for them perform their daily duties efficiently. Dato Awang Haji Kifrawi Bin Dato Haji Kifli, the Brunei Attorney General underlined this at the passing out parade for women and men police recruits of Squad One 2003 intake.

He also called on the recruits to safeguard the good name of the force always as they are one of the main law-enforcement agencies in the country.

He added new recruits should be willing to hear any suggestions and advices from their more experienced colleagues.

One hundred and twenty five recruits completed their basic training at the police training center which included 35 were women recruits.

Dayang Suraini Binti Haji Sabli and Awang Azri Bin Awang Yahaya were selected as best recruits in all diciplines during the training.

Since its formation in 1921, the Royal Brunei Police Force has made considerable contributions towards the country's peace and stability. -- Courtesy of Radio Television Brunei 

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