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The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu has commended the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare for enhancing the outlook and public perception of the Police Service.
According to Otumfuo, measures put in place by the IGP since he assumed office have so endeared the Police to the public much more than existed in the past.
“I want to commend you for the good work you’re doing with your team since you came to the scene. Now, we feel the Police in our lives, our homes and everywhere and we are grateful”.
Commenting on security in the Ashanti region during the Christmas festivities, the Asantehene said he was marvelled by the number of motorbikes that patrolled the region and Kumasi in particular to ensure the safety of residents.

“I was here when they came to show me videos of the number of officers patrolling the city on motorbikes and it was beautiful. Because of your work, we didn’t see robberies and the number of carnage we used to see on our roads during Christmas, please continue the work because we are praying for you”.
Otumfuo also advised the IGP not to allow the office and its challenges to change his personality.
Dr. Akuffo Dampare who is currently on a working tour of the Ashanti region, expressed his gratitude to Otumfuo and assured him the police will continue to work to ensure the safety of the public.
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