Hojjatoleslam and Muslim Seyyed Sadrollah Rajaei Nasab, on Sunday evening, in a meeting with the police chief of Fars province, identified security as one of the fundamental needs of society and emphasized that the police force is the first refuge for people in the face of threats and social harms.
The Strong Presence of the Police in Crises
Rajaei Nasab referred to the performance of the Fars police during recent incidents and said: "During these incidents, we witnessed the strong and field presence of Brigadier General Azizollah Maleki and the police personnel of the province, which demonstrates the high readiness of the police to manage crisis situations."
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He added: "Security becomes more apparent to the people when this blessing is faced with threats and harm. The round-the-clock efforts of the police forces at the provincial level and the decreasing trend of crimes indicate the seriousness of the police in safeguarding public peace and security."
Close Cooperation Between Judicial and Police Authorities
Kamran Mirhaji, the public and revolutionary prosecutor of Fars province, also emphasized the necessity of continuing cooperation between the judicial and police authorities in this meeting and said: "The close interaction of these two entities has resulted in legal missions being pursued with greater coordination."
Brigadier General Azizollah Maleki, the police chief of Fars province, continued by outlining part of the police's performance, referring to the successes of this institution in the fight against theft and said: "Last year, Fars achieved the first rank in this area in the country."
He also reported a decreasing trend in violent crimes and crimes of violence this year and emphasized: "This trend is the result of the continuation of police actions to enhance security and combat crimes." Brigadier General Maleki stressed the continuation of police efforts to prevent crime and increase the sense of security in society.
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