National Police Chief: Our Commitment To Listening To Community Criticism For Police Evaluation

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo /PHOTO: Police Public Relations

JAKARTA - The National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo attended the appreciation night for the creation of the 'Police Change Footprint' at the Tribrata building, South Jakarta.

"Tonight, of course, I really appreciate the whole community, especially my friends and brothers, who, in commemoration of the 76th Bhayangkara Day, are willing to participate in various activities. One of them is our commitment to make changes, with the theme of changing paths. Police," said Sigit, quoted from a written statement from the Police Public Relations Division, Wednesday, June 22.

Sigit emphasized that the National Police is always committed to opening and providing space for all elements of society to express their opinions and expressions, both criticism and suggestions.

According to Sigit, input, criticism and suggestions from the community are very useful to be used as evaluation materials in order to create a Police that is increasingly loved and expected by the whole community.

"Our commitment is to open space, get input and criticism, listen to the aspirations of the community. So that we have input to improve and evaluate Polri's institutions. We believe we cannot improve and improve without input from the community," said the National Police Chief.

The existence of criticism and suggestions to praise from the community, said Sigit, will be absorbed and used as positive energy for the Bhayangkara institution to continue to make improvements and changes to become even better. That way, the spirit of the Precision Police can be realized perfectly.

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo /PHOTO: Police Public Relations

Even the National Police Chief emphasized that the work of the participants in the creation of the National Police Setapak Changes should be posted and read. The goal is that all police personnel can continue to absorb the aspirations of what the community expects of the Police.

"The work of all participants, of course, will be collected, reproduced, posted and read by all members of the National Police. That is the hope, criticism and appreciation of the community and I ask that we always commit to change for the better," said General Sigit.

At the end of his statement, the National Police Chief emphasized that all ranks of the current police force must listen and pay attention to the expectations of the community for the progress and goodness of the National Police institution.

"Our joint commitment is to improve the institutions and personnel of the National Police. Thank you for the cooperation of the jury who took their time, because there were thousands of participants, quite tired and tired. For us, this is an appreciation for supporting the Police. We are committed to continuing to improve and improve myself," said the National Police Chief.