Police Top Brass Orders Busoga Cops to Patrol Streets

Police chief Ubaldo Bamunoba toured the Busoga North districts to teach officers better policing methods. The Assistant Inspector General wants cops to work closer with local communities instead of staying behind desks. During his campaign trip, he visited Kamuli, Luuka, Kaliro, and Buyende areas. Bamunoba told officers they must hold public meetings and listen to citizen complaints. Community members should feel that police officers are part of their neighborhoods.

The police leader stressed that officers need discipline and honesty when serving people. Senior cops must set good examples for younger officers to follow throughout their careers. Bamunoba warned against corruption and told officers to respect human rights during their duties. Customer service matters when police interact with community members who need help. Officers should serve with integrity and maintain high professional standards.

Police must support government poverty programs like the Parish Development Model and Emyooga through better community engagement. Officers complained about poor housing conditions and low pay affecting their work performance. Bamunoba promised to bring their concerns to the police headquarters for solutions. The sub-county policing model helps fight crime more effectively than traditional approaches. Better police-community relationships lead to safer neighborhoods across the region.