ASSISTANT Commissioner Khali Pareshram, Commander of Regional Police Division 4 ‘C’, on Monday, led a community outreach exercise in Success Village, East Coast Demerara, as part of the Guyana Police Force’s ongoing efforts to build stronger ties with the public.
Accompanied by Sergeant 21117 Fields and several ranks from the Beterverwagting Police Station, Assistant Commissioner Pareshram engaged residents in open dialogue aimed at addressing concerns and finding collaborative solutions to policing challenges in the area.
Residents were given the opportunity to voice their concerns and share their experiences with the police. The outreach allowed for meaningful discussions on improving police services, while emphasising the importance of community involvement in creating safer neighbourhoods.
The initiative falls in line with the Guyana Police Force’s commitment to fostering trust, strengthening partnerships, and promoting public safety through regular engagement with citizens.
Assistant Commissioner Pareshram noted that the police remain dedicated to working closely with residents, reinforcing the message that public safety is a shared responsibility between law enforcement and the community.
This outreach is one of several being conducted across the region, as the Force continues to prioritise proactive community engagement as a key strategy in modern policing.