In a ceremony held in the Gisagara district, Rwandan police returned various electronic devices to their rightful owners. The devices, including radios, televisions, and printers, had been stolen from residents in different regions. The police stated that they had recovered the items after a series of operations aimed at combating theft. Residents expressed gratitude to the police for their efforts in retrieving their stolen property.
One of the beneficiaries, Aliane Uwayisenga, from the Ngoma sector in the Huye district, had her printer and other devices stolen. She expressed relief and gratitude to the police for recovering her stolen property. Uwayisenga encouraged others to work with the police to prevent and combat crime. Her sentiments were echoed by other residents who received their stolen devices.
Sylivestre Ndagijimana, also from the Huye sector, had his television stolen but was reunited with it after police intervention. He praised the police for their role in recovering his property and emphasized the importance of collaboration between residents and law enforcement to maintain security. Ndagijimana encouraged others to report suspicious activities to the police promptly.
Felisi Iradukunda, a resident of the Huye district, had his radio and television stolen. He expressed gratitude to the police for recovering his devices and promised to continue working with law enforcement to prevent crime. The police have been actively engaged in retrieving stolen property and returning it to its rightful owners.
According to CIP Hassan Kamanzi, spokesperson for the Rwanda Police in the Southern Province, various electronic devices, including radios, televisions, and phones, were recovered and returned to their owners. Kamanzi stated that the police had also recovered stolen livestock and returned it to its owners. The police vowed to continue their efforts to combat theft and other crimes.
The police emphasized that their operations to combat theft are ongoing, and they will not tolerate perpetrators of such crimes. Residents were urged to work with the police to prevent and combat crime. The police also encouraged those involved in theft to cease their activities and engage in productive endeavors that promote community development.
The Rwanda Police continue to call on residents to play an active role in preventing crime by reporting suspicious activities promptly. The police aim to maintain security and stability in the region through collaboration with the community. Key efforts include recovering stolen property and returning it to its rightful owners, as well as engaging with residents to promote crime prevention.
Key points
- The Rwanda Police have recovered and returned various stolen electronic devices to their owners in different regions.
- The police vowed to continue their efforts to combat theft and other crimes.
- Residents were urged to work with the police to prevent and combat crime.
