Commissioner of Police Promises Tough Action Against Drug Trade in Koro Island

Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has pledged a strong crackdown on drug cultivation and sales on Koro Island, emphasizing no leniency for offenders. He called for community discipline to protect the island from illegal activities, speaking at Koro High School’s Pass-out Parade, where cadet training achievements were recognized.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has delivered a firm message to the villagers of Koro Island, pledging an unwavering crackdown on individuals involved in drug cultivation and sales. He affirmed that law enforcement will exercise no mercy in dismantling this illicit industry and ensuring that offenders face justice.

During a recent address at the Koro High School Pass-out Parade, Commissioner Tudravu called on students and community members to promote discipline and protect the island from illegal activities, creating a safer environment for all residents. He stated his commitment, saying, “The Fiji Police Force will not rest until there is no marijuana on this island. If you’re cultivating it, we will find you, until you give up on these illegal activities.”

Moreover, he stressed the significance of self-discipline among students, encouraging them to avoid unlawful behavior, particularly related to drugs. “Some of you are already familiar with cadet training; the key to today’s success has been discipline and obeying one command—let me emphasize this—one command. I plead with you all, protect the school and its name, this island, and proud reputation of Koro.”

This occasion marked the second year of Koro High School’s involvement in the cadet training program. Among the awards presented, Uluikade House was recognized as the best platoon, while Apenisa Ledua of Koroibola House was honored as Male Platoon Commander. Additionally, Simeli Cokanasiga of Kuitarua House received the best male cadet award and Melissa Koroi of Uluikade House was acknowledged as the best female cadet. The Best Overall award was given to Sevai House, and the Parade Commander, Jona Vibose, received the baton of honor.

In conclusion, Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has reaffirmed the Fiji Police Force’s resolve to combat drug-related activities on Koro Island through a stringent campaign against offenders. He emphasized the vital role of community involvement and self-discipline in fostering a safe environment. The emphasis on the values taught in the cadet training program demonstrates a commitment to nurturing responsible and law-abiding citizens among the youth.

Original Source: www.fbcnews.com.fj