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The Pacific Community of Law Enforcement Cooperation (PCLEC) opened their Annual meeting with the Pacific Way and Closed their meeting the Pacific Way, in its Annual National Coordinators meeting from around the Region coming together to discuss and pave better ways forward for their Regional Police Organisations. It was a fruitful and promising meeting, in the Cook Islands, on main land of Rarotonga. Many priorities and areas of priorities were discussed for the betterment of the Region and its People. The meeting saw national coordinators from. Fiji Islands Solomon Islands Kiribati Tuvalu Nauru Samoa Tonga FSM Palau American Samoa New Zealand Australia New Caledonia Tahiti Cook Islands Northern Marianas -Papua New Guinea -Republic of Marshall Islands “For the Pacific! By the Pacific!” Building Capability through Connection”

As we head into the long weekend for Sir Hammer DeRoburt Day and the General Elections, Nauru Police Force wishes to wish you all the Blessings and Well wishes. As they work long rigorous hours to better the lives of those they Serve, through Safety and Security. “Ama Dangom”!! 👮‍♀️

Before they depart everyday to deliver you Safety! Safety! Safety!, YOUR Police Brothers, Cousins, Sons, Fathers Uncles, Mothers, Aunties, Sisters, Grandfathers and Grandmothers always remember our Good LORD and give thanks before and after every shift and Operation. “I know the LORD will find a way for me” Ama Dangom👮‍♀️ !

Amazing children from Sacred Heart College. You bunch are amazing!

Shes HOME!!!! Lots took to the streets this evening to WELCOME her home. “Ama Dangom” The STAR is back!!!

Todays 54th Flag raising ceremony. Thank you Nauru Police Force and Nauru Secondary School year 10 students for the partnership program. Thank you for the National Anthem. “Ama Dangom”

Lord! Bless Nauru and ALL it’s people….. Happy 54th Independence Day, to YOU ALL, from your Loved Brothers and Sisters in the Nauru Police Force

Proudly flying higher after 54 years! You will always be in OUR hearts! “Nauru eko dogin”!

54th March inn of the Nauru Police Force Guard of Honor, followed by the partnership brass band program Nauru Police Force and the Nauru Secondary School year 10 students. “Ama Dangom” Blessed Independence Day!

A sneak peak into the Partnership program between the Nauru Police Force and Nauru Secondary School adopt a class program, where Nauru will witness NSS students play instruments which they just started to play over the festive season. Be there to witness! These soon to be year 10 students! Government Building, Yaren District. 7am Monday 31st January 2022

In any language, the message is the same: Wear your helmet for SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY this Festive Season and all year 'round! Tubwa kor, Nauru Media, for producing this helmet promotion ad for NPF's SAFETYx3 campaign. Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sef9ngX-4v0 ___ #roadsafety Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police Nauru Media News - NTV

Women Police around the region wish you a very safe, blessed and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Can you spot the women of the Nauru Police Force? ___ Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police

This years' Road Safety Christmas message from the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police is: "Drink driving - there's no future in it." You will recognise the first Police Chief - our very own Commissioner of Police Iven Notte. In any language, there is NO FUTURE in DRINK DRIVING. Don't drink and drive - keep Nauru's roads safe this Festive Season and all year 'round. SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY- for you, the Public, your Property and our Police. A very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all. ___ Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police

Nauru Police Force received some help from these wonderful students who created a jingle for helmet safety this Festive Season. Tubwa kor for your support in spreading the SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY message.

Police Commissioner Iven Notte talks with Nauru Media today to deliver an important SAFETY message on NPF's Road Safety Campaign this Festive Season. ___ Nauru Media News - NTV

NPF talk helmet safety and say no to drink driving on Radio Nauru this afternoon. Learn about the penalties for these traffic offences and please continue to work together with us to make this Christmas safe for us all. ___ Nauru Media News - NTV

Sacred Heart College Cadets Passing Out Parade and Graduation Ceremony this morning at the Government Offices Forecourt, with an address by Nauru's President and Minister of Police HE Lionel Rouwen Aingimea MP. ___ https://www.facebook.com/groups/233709473407202

Highlights of 'Light Up The Streets' #youthammo road safety initiative, supported by Nauru Police Force. Helmet - CHECK, Licence - CHECK, Registration - CHECK. Good to go. SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY for our youth and everyone on Nauru. ___

Christmas message from the women of the Nauru Police Force. The Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police (PICP) Secretariat, founded 1970, works with the 21 member states in the region to build safer and more secure communities by improving Policing. Under this structure sits the Women’s Advisory Network (WAN) which supports the advancement of gender equity in Pacific Police services. To celebrate Christmas this year, the WAN requested each PICP member state to contribute a short video message in their mother tongue, explaining what Christmas means to them. The invitation came from PICP Executive Coordinator Loretta Hunt-Tevaga, who rightly pointed out that “we get so caught up in everyday life and we forget just to take time out to reflect and celebrate and before we know it, it’s Christmas which is an important time of the year when we get to celebrate with our families. But I find as women we are rushing around doing everything and don’t really get the chance to enjoy the moment completely.” Led by Deputy Police Commissioner Kalinda Blake, Nauru Police Force female Officers decided that the new Boe Poe deck ‘Dedenaro Place’ was a beautiful spot to showcase the various NPF uniforms and our island home for our Christmas message, where the birth of Jesus Christ, families coming together and gift-giving and delicious food were the top-three “what Christmas means to me” messages. As the festive season approaches, may we encourage you to reflect too on the meaning of Christmas, and may we wish you a very blessed, safex3, peaceful and happy Christmas and New Year from all at Nauru Police Force. ___