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The Fiji Times » Public consultation on draft Police Bill 2020 launched

Talebula Kate 4 March, 2021, 10:12 am New Zealand High Commissioner Jonathan Curr, Minister for Defense, National Security, and Policing Inia Seruiratu and United Nation Development Program (UNDP) representative, Nanise Saune-Qaloewai during the launch of the public consultation of the draft Police Bill 2020. Picture: SUPPLIED/FIJI POLICE The public consultation on the draft Police Bill 2020 which aims to provide additional enforcement powers to the organisation was a launched yesterday. The draft bill which was officially launched by the Minister for Defense, National Security, and Policing Inia Seruiratu will assist the Fiji Police Force to effectively address new forms of crime, provide legal powers to use modern technological aids to combat organised crimes as well as impose deterrent penalties in comparison to the outdated penalties currently in force.

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Fiji s war on drugs: police find narcotics more lethal than ice

Photo: RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly The warning comes following discoveries of clandestine laboratories by police in the Western and Eastern divisions. The head of the police drug unit, Assistant Superintendent, Anare Masitabua, said the impact of meth on the life of a drug user could be very dangerous . The pattern of people now producing the drug in bathtubs, using dangerous alternative substances, is even more worrying to police. Masitabua said some people used cleaning detergent to extract sulfide acid to cook the meth. But in other cases, they use the whole chemical such as rat poison to cook drugs, which could give a same high as meth but more damaging.

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The Fiji Times » Prosecutors to enforce environmental laws

Ian Chute 26 January, 2021, 7:30 pm Newly-appointed Department of Environment prosecutors with their certificates at the ministry’s conference room in Toorak, Suva yesterday. Picture: JONACANI LALAKOBAU Seven officers from the Department of Environment have been appointed as prosecutors. The officers successfully completed Basic and Advanced Regulators Training that was provided by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). Speaking at the appointment, Environment Minister Dr Mahendra Reddy said they were upskilled to carry out the mandate of the ministry in the community. “With the seven trained prosecutors, it paves the way for the ministry to improvise the enforcement of the four environmental laws that we are mandated to administer,” he said.

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Police officers charged for giving false statements to cover for colleagues

Police officers charged for giving false statements to cover for colleagues Police officers charged for giving false statements to cover for colleagues [image: File] Serious concerns are being raised after it has been revealed that there are cases where Police officers have tried to cover for their colleagues by falsifying their own statements. While speaking during the Fiji Police Force Senior Command Group Retreat, the Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde says this amounts to perverting the course of justice and police officers have been charged. Pryde also says it is vital that the public has trust and confidence in the police force and, by extension, the criminal justice system and they must not be seen to be covering up for each other and they must be honest with the public when things go wrong.

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