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Police in Dhobley complete training to boost knowledge and community policing.

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Police in Dhobley complete training to boost knowledge and community policing.

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The police in Deg Elama, Dhobley District, have officially completed a training program at the Dhobley Police Station.

The program focused on boosting officers’ knowledge, teaching justice procedures, and strengthening community policing.

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Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and other specialized units provided the training.

The closing ceremony was attended by Dhobley Police Station Commander Brig. Gen. Abdulqadir Hassan Abdi, Jubbaland Police Finance Directorate Commander Dhamme Mukhtar Abdi Kahin, and other senior officials.

Officials said the training will help police officers better serve the community and maintain law and order in the district.

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