Cops enlist food delivery riders as second line of defence
Published on: Friday, March 08, 2024
By: Jonathan Nicholas
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Jauteh handing over the VSP app QR code to a food delivery company representative.
PENAMPANG: Food delivery riders in the district are encouraged to keep their community safe by helping police beat crime.
The ratio of a four-million-population in Sabah compared to its limited police force working round the clock is a challenge, said Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jauteh Dikun.
“Therefore, it’s time we work together so we may live in peace and safety.”
Jauteh said this in his speech at the reactivation of the Bundusan Police Booth and Volunteer Smartphone Patrol (VSP) promotion with food industry players on Thursday.
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