‘Number of Pakistani origin cops in US police growing’
The number of officers of Pakistani origin in the US police force is more than 600
LAHORE:The delegation of American police officers from the Pakistan American Law Enforcement Society (PALS) also visited the Central Police Office on Monday.
Rohail Ahmad Khalid, the President of PALS on this occasion said that the number of officers of Pakistani origin in the US police force is more than 600, and the number is increasing every year, which is very gratifying. He said that previous March has been celebrated as Pakistan Culture Month in the American police with the efforts of PALS. The American delegation formally invited Punjab Police officers to participate in the Pakistan Heritage Month in New York.
The American delegation was briefed about the working, infrastructure, specialized forces and Operational procedures of the Punjab Police. The delegation was briefed about modern initiatives, transformation of Punjab Police, community policing projects, ongoing operations against the terrorism.
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