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COP Dampare has been appointed new Inspector General of Police
The Public Security Bureau (BPS) urged the Commissioner of Police (COP), Dr George Akuffo Dampare, the Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) to establish and apply key performance indicators for the service of Ghana Police (GPS).
The Bureau said this would be crucial to justify the much applause and almost unwavering acceptance of his appointment.
A statement from the BPS and copy from the Ghana News Agency in Accra congratulated Dr Dampare on his appointment to the IGP office.
He said the BPS had taken note of the widespread enthusiasm and optimism in the practice area, and the huge expectations of Dr Dampare to fulfill his mandate.
The statement said the plethora of issues facing police services in Ghana is a matter of public and academic knowledge and therefore Dr Dampare’s work is being cut for him as part of fallen standards of operations and professionalism, the poor welfare of officers and inadequate policing. responsibility to citizens.
The statement called on the interim IGP to institute measures across the country to collect data on public safety and crime and share it regularly with the public.
In addition, under his leadership, the GPS should work to determine the crime rate and crime elimination rates (especially for homicide cases) within the jurisdiction to allow for a more objective assessment of the police service. police.
He also called for the active participation of the police to ensure public safety and commitment to community service in accordance with the principles of democratic policing.
“While we appreciate George Akufo Dampare, Ph.D.’s many years of professional experience at different levels and departments of the Service, we call on the public to measure up to their expectations of them.
“We are convinced that running an efficient and responsive police service in Ghana at a time like this requires more than an individual’s reputation,” the statement said.
The statement called on the executive, the Police Council, Parliament and the rest of society to fully support it by granting and providing it with the independence and resources to build a class-leading police service. world that is committed to providing planned, democratic, protective and peaceful services.
He said the BPS looked forward to its continued partnership and collaboration with the Ghana Police Service under the administration of Dr Dampare.
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