Acting Police Commissioner Ravi Narayan said that there has been an increase in number of complaints against their services due to long process of investigation.
He made this comment while launching a course for thirty officers from the Criminal Investigation Department at the Fiji National University today.
Narayan added that there are some officers who have the knowledge and skills but lack of attitude which affects their work as police officers.
The 30 participants are all from the Western Division who will be studying for five weeks.
Meanwhile, a participant Constable Mary Louise said that most pending cases they are investigating is mainly due to lack of investigative skills.
Louise added that it is about time for them to get more knowledge and investigative skills as many criminals nowadays are smarter and skillful.
Story by: Rusiate Baleilevuka
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