Closing Ceremony of Two Specialized Training Programmes

 

The National College of Policing and Law Enforcement held the graduation ceremony of two specialised training programmes on 9 September 2026.

The Family and Child-Centred Investigation Course – 18, conducted over a period of two weeks from 26 July to 11 August 2026, was designed to provide specialised training to investigation officers working with victims of domestic violence and sexual offences, while strengthening their skills in interviewing children during investigations. A total of 25 participants successfully completed the programme. Chief Inspector of Police Dr. Rishweena Ahmed was recognised as the Best-All-Round student of the course.

The Scene of Crime Officers Basic Course – 7, conducted over four weeks from 2 August to 3 September 2026, focused on strengthening officers’ knowledge and practical skills in crime scene investigation. The course covered forensic science, physical evidence, DNA, fingerprinting, document examination, digital evidence, evidence handling and chain of custody, crime scene documentation, and the preparation and presentation of investigation reports in court. A total of 29 participants successfully completed the course. Forensic Analyst Asiyath Manhaath Mohamed was recognised as the Best-All-Round student of the course.

Congratulations to all participants who successfully completed the programmes, and we commend their continued commitment to strengthening professional policing and investigative standards.