The Samoa Police, Prisons and Corrections Services (SPPCS) have begun training in Close Personal Protection (CPP) with a "Train the Trainer" component being added for the first time.In a media release issued on Monday, the SPPCS said the Australian Federal Police (AFP) is delivering the first pha.
Over SAT$2 million will be expended through the Samoa-Australia Police Partnership to support the Samoa Police, Prisons and Corrections Services to build their capacity and capability.This funding from the Australian government through the Australian Federal Police (AFP) is earmarked for 2022/23 .
An expert on Pacific journalism says daily crime reports are part and parcel of a communications strategy and regular contact with the local media is essential for an informed public.In response to questions from the Samoa Observer, Dr. Shailendra Singh from The University of the South Pacific (U.
The whole of Beach Road in Apia will be under CCTV surveillance after the cameras are installed this year ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in October 2024.Police Commissioner, Auapaau Logoitino Filipo confirmed that the scoping stage for the Safe City Project has been complet.
Over 60 officers from the Samoa Police, Prison and Correction Services (S.P.P.C.S.) have been selected to do the guard of honour this year to conclude the 60th Independence anniversary celebrations.The guard of honour will be done to mark the end of the independence celebrations and the beginning.