In a significant move to enhance security and community trust, the Rwanda Police have returned various electronic devices to their rightful owners in different districts of Southern Province. The handover ceremony took place in Gisagara District, where the items had been recovered. The devices, including radios, televisions, and phones, were stolen at different times and recovered during various anti-crime operations.
The beneficiaries of this initiative have expressed their gratitude to the Rwanda Police and other security organs for their efforts in recovering and returning the stolen items. Uwayisenga Alianne from Ngoma Sector in Huye District appreciated the police for retrieving his stolen printer and other equipment. He emphasized that the recovery of his property has encouraged him to continue cooperating with the police in crime prevention.
Similarly, Ndagijimana Sylivestre from Huye Sector in Huye District thanked the police for helping him recover his stolen television. He noted that this act of goodwill has motivated him to work closely with the police in reporting suspicious activities and preventing crimes. Iradukunda Felisi from Huye Sector also expressed his appreciation for the recovery of his stolen radio and television.
The police spokesperson in Southern Province, CIP Hassan Kamanzi, highlighted that the recovered devices are part of ongoing efforts to combat crime and recover stolen property. He mentioned that not only electronic devices but also stolen livestock have been recovered and returned to their owners. CIP Kamanzi emphasized that the police will continue to work with other security organs to prevent and investigate crimes.
The recovered devices were stolen at different times and were recovered during various operations. CIP Kamanzi urged those involved in criminal activities to cease and engage in productive endeavors that promote their well-being and that of their communities. He also encouraged citizens to report suspicious activities and provide information that can help prevent crimes.
The Rwanda Police continue to call on citizens to play an active role in preventing crimes by providing timely information on suspicious activities. The police aim to strengthen community trust and cooperation in maintaining security and preventing crimes. The return of stolen property is part of the police's efforts to build a safer and more secure environment for all citizens.
Key stakeholders, including local leaders and community members, have welcomed the initiative, citing its potential to enhance security and trust between the police and the community. The police have assured the public of their commitment to fighting crime and protecting citizens' property.
Key points
- The Rwanda Police have returned various electronic devices to their rightful owners in Southern Province.
- The recovered devices were stolen at different times and were recovered during various anti-crime operations.
- The police have urged citizens to report suspicious activities and provide information that can help prevent crimes.
