Somali Correctional Forces Chief unveils bold steps to combat drug and arms trafficking

The Chief of the Somali Correctional Forces, Gen. Mahad Abdirahman Adan, alias ‘Taliye Shub ‘ announced significant changes within the police ranks aimed at addressing drug use and arms trafficking among personnel.

mahad emphasized that the police must uphold higher standards and commitment to their duties, particularly in the fight against illegal substances and weapon sales.

In his remarks, Major General Mahad highlighted the necessity of ensuring that police officers who conceal information about their peers involved in arms trafficking will face repercussions.

He urged all personnel to report any misconduct or breaches of military ethics. This initiative is part of a broader effort to maintain the integrity of the police force.

“Drug users will be expelled from the police. We will eliminate any corrupt elements. Senior officers will be sent to address this issue; those caught cannot simply claim ignorance or forgiveness under presidential directives,” said Mahad

He stated that senior officers would be dispatched to address these issues, making it clear that those caught engaging in such activities cannot simply claim ignorance or expect forgiveness under presidential directives.

The Chief of the Somali Correctional Forces, Gen. Mahad Abdirahman Adan,alias ‘Taliye Shub ‘also pointed out the significant responsibility that comes with serving in the police force.

He mentioned that new recruits are being trained to replace officers who are nearing retirement age, ensuring a fresh and dedicated workforce ready to serve the community effectively.

Through these measures, the Somali Police Force he said aims to enhance its operational capabilities and restore public trust.

The commitment to eradicating drug abuse and arms trafficking reflects a proactive approach to law enforcement, setting a precedent for accountability and integrity within the ranks.

Mustaqbal