Baghdad Police Commander announces use of advanced crime detection techniques

Baghdad-INA

 
Baghdad police chief Maj. Gen. Majid Faleh al-Musawi on Sunday congratulated the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, the interior minister and all officers and members of the ministry on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Iraqi police, while announcing the use of advanced techniques in detecting and reducing crime.
 
"There are developments in keeping with international technologies in detecting and reducing crime, which include all areas of security and intelligence, by communicating with countries around the world and by sending official delegations to international exhibitions on both security and military aspects," al-Musawi told The Iraqi News Agency (INA).
 
"A lot of technologies have been added for high-tech and highly sophisticated explosive detectors and from solid global origins, as well as developments in keeping with global developments in the field of investigations and forensic evidence, in addition to techniques in the field of printing national ID cards and passports, as well as very advanced technologies in information and communication technology," he said, adding that "a large number of officers and affiliates have been sent out of Iraq to participate in training courses to develop their security skills in all fields."
 
On the work of the Federal Police, Major General Al-Musawi stated, "The military tasks carried out by the federal police forces in fighting ISIS terrorist groups and liberating the land from them added acquired combat skills, adding that "these great potentials have added to the Iraqi national defense system in general very high capabilities.”
 
 
He also said that "I also extend my sincere congratulations to the officers” and conclude by saying, "Mercy, satisfaction and forgiveness to the heroic martyrs of Iraq, May Allah rest their pure souls, and the speedy recovery, for the wounded and the injured."