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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83827, member: 160"]
A police chief says a revived emergency line actually cut crime. Zomba Police Station credits the reintroduced Rapid Response 997 service with reducing offenses across the district. Deputy Commissioner Aubrey Kawale noted murder cases specifically declined, showing improvement. He thanked traditional leaders and community policing groups for their cooperation in combating criminal activity.

Kawale issued a warning to officers displaying poor public treatment. Any police member found disrespecting complainants will face disciplinary action. He also appealed for donor support to build a proper Victim Support Unit room. The current space for reporting sensitive issues is too small at the station.

Senior Chief Malemia echoed the call for collaboration during the meeting. He confirmed traditional authorities are working with police to provide security and end crimes. The chief also acknowledged complaints about some officers poorly receiving reports but expressed confidence in the station's leadership to address it. The meeting gathered police, community members, leaders, and NGO representatives.
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