Director of the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mohamed Amin on Wednesday presided over the Chandaria Police bravery award ceremony held at the National Police Service (NPS) Headquarters in Nairobi.
Mr. Amin, representing the Inspector General, Japhet Koome, oversaw the awarding of 20 police officers drawn from different services under the NPS, whose services to the country have been outstanding.
While making his remarks after awarding the officers, the Director noted that the officers deserved the awards for demonstrating the true meaning of public service by putting their lives on the line for the sake of others.
The Director further noted that the officers nominated for the awards represent many other officers out there who are always ready to serve the nation in any condition, thus exhibiting the true responsible nature of an ideal police officer.
On his part, Mr. Atul Shah, who stood in for Dr. Manu Chandaria, commended the awarded officers and the entire National Police service for the exemplary work they do in making Kenya safe and secure.
He congratulated the crime busters for their courage throughout their service. He noted that the Chandaria bravery award celebrates the bravery and selflessness of gallant officers who risk their lives in the line of duty to save others.






