Sharjah Police, led by Major General Abdullah Mubarak Bin Amer, has started a new initiative to make communities safer and respond faster to emergencies. The plan includes stronger community patrols that will have a bigger presence on the ground and focus on the specific needs of each area.
The goal of these patrols is to prevent problems before they happen and to build stronger connections with the people in the community. Police teams will now be more visible in neighborhoods, listen to residents, and act quickly to keep the public safe. The initiative also aims to encourage a culture of cooperation between citizens and police.
The launch ceremony for this new program was attended by several high-ranking police officials. Among them were Brigadier General Dr Ahmed Saeed Al Naour, who is in charge of community protection, Brigadier General Dr Ali Ahmed Abu Al Zoud, head of resources and support, and Brigadier Ahmed Mohammed Al Marri, responsible for community protection and prevention. Other senior police leaders were also present to show their support.
Major General Abdullah Mubarak Bin Amer said that this initiative is part of a bigger plan to improve public safety in Sharjah. By increasing patrols and improving communication with the public, the police hope to stop crimes before they occur and provide quicker help in emergencies.
The new patrol strategy highlights the Sharjah Police’s commitment to creating a safer, more connected, and more responsive community for everyone.
