The Royal Brunei Police Force (RBPF) recently carried out a number of activities with members of the Neighbourhood Watch throughout the country.

The Kampong Ayer Police Station carried out a joint patrol with the Kampong Pudak Neighbourhood Watch.

The patrol was led by Inspector Muhammad Marzuqi Koo bin Abdullah, Officer-in-Charge at the Central Police Station.

Also present for the operation were the Acting Head of Kampong Pudak, Shahri bin Haji Durahim, and other village residents.

The operation involved personnel from the Kampong Ayer Police Station, assisted by the Brunei-Muara District Police personnel and members of the Neighbourhood Watch.

It began at 10.30pm, targeting areas along bridges and river banks, while another group with the Marine Police monitored the waterway of the Brunei River.

After it ended at 11.35pm, no suspicious activities were recorded.

On the same day, the Muara Police Station also held a joint patrol with the Neighbourhood Watch of Kampong Panchor Mengkubau, Mukim Mentiri.

The patrol was attended by the Deputy Chairperson of the Kampong Panchor Mengkubau Neighbourhood Watch, Mohammad Hilmy bin Haji Ahmad, as well as personnel from the Muara Police Station.

The targeted areas include Kampong Bukit Sinadur, Kampong Bukit Bintagur, Kampong Bukit Pandayan, Kampong Sungai Cerana dan Kampong Tanjung Selasih.

There were no suspicious activities recorded during the patrol.

The Limau Manis Police Station, along with the Kampong Junjungan Neighbourhood Watch  earlier this week, also conducted a patrol from 10pm to 1.15am in Pengkalan Batu.

The patrol was led by the Officerin-Charge of Limau Manis Police Station, Inspector Abdul Sahrimin bin Abdul Rahman, with the Village Head of Kampong Junjungan, Haji Tahir bin Haji Jaya.

The patrol, divided into two groups, carried out stop-and-search operations on vehicles in Kampong Bebuloh.

However, no suspicious elements were found.

The Central Police Station with the Kampong Rimba, Mukim Gadong Neighbourhood Watch the next day conducted a briefing at the residence of the Village Head, Puspa Wira bin Haji Md Noor.

A handover of the Neighbourhood Watch guidebook to members also took place after the briefing.

Commercial buildings and places, where people usually loiter in, were targeted during the patrol.

Also on the same day, the Temburong District Police held a crime prevention operation with the Bangar Police Station Neighbourhood Watch.

It involved three Neighbourhood Watch groups under Mukim Labi and was led by the Officer-inCharge of Bangar Police Station, ASP Pengiran Anak Haji Azanuddin Aman Shah bin Pengiran Anak Ismail Al-Haj.

Also present were the Penghulu of Mukim Labu, Haji Abdurahman bin Haji Nasir; Village Head of Kampong Labu Estate, Haji Sulaiman bin Haji Nasir; and the Village Head of Kampong Senukoh, Yusof bin flak Maidin.

The patrol, which took place along the Sungai Labu of Temburong, continued on to the construction site of the Temburong Bridge.

No suspicious activities were found.

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by BruDirect.com

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