Colombian police officer praises Dubai's approach to fighting crime with help from residents
A senior Colombian police officer has praised Dubai Police for encouraging residents to play an active role in preventing crime and keeping their neighbourhoods safe. Maj Sandra Carolina Chacon Gomez, who commands a police station in Colombia, said she was particularly impressed by the force's efforts to build trust between officers and the communities they serve. Her comments came during the…
A senior Colombian police officer has commended Dubai Police for their innovative approach to crime prevention, which involves actively engaging residents in community policing efforts. Maj Sandra Carolina Chacon Gomez, who leads a police station in Colombia, lauded Dubai Police's Positive Spirit Council for pioneering community policing initiatives.
This council fosters cooperation between officers and residents, encouraging public participation and addressing social issues. Maj Gomez highlighted that involving residents in community safety was one of the most significant takeaways from her visit. She praised Dubai Police's success in engaging residents themselves in community policing, creating a cohesive and secure environment for all.
The Colombian officer was among 45 officers from various countries participating in an international Policing Innovation and Leadership Diploma program organized by Dubai Police. This training course, combining classroom learning, tactical exercises, and physical training, aimed to facilitate knowledge exchange and foster cross-cultural understanding among participating officers.
Maj Gomez expressed gratitude for the opportunity to learn from different policing systems and share her Colombian experiences.
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