Tag: afghan border police
Conference helps pave way for the Afghan Border Patrol
“We start from zero, but right now we are trying to give police and personnel good training but we’re not at the level of the United States. The U.S. has good protection and security in their country, but we are trying to help the future of Afghanistan with good personnel and security forces,” said Col. Attaullah Noristani, Uniform Police Director.
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
Training center strengthens ABP, graduates 79 new recruits
“The Afghan people don’t want enemies to enter Afghanistan, so it’s your duty to protect our borders,” continued Raziq, an Afghan Border Policeman. “Have pride in bringing security to our country. I hope you serve honestly.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
122 new officers join ABP after last class with international mentors
“I believe they will take what they learned here and use it in the field,” said Mohammad Sediqi, executive officer of ABP 5th Zone. “They are good soldiers and are confident. Right now there are enemy forces trying to recruit into the Afghan National Security Forces. These (graduates) have been vetted, so we can get some kind of control, find people who will take responsibility.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
Afghan Border Police and guard force complete investigation course
“Learning about collecting DNA samples was the most interesting part of the course for me,” Qahir continued. “I had an idea about forensics gathering, but now I know a lot more. I’ve taken plenty of notes that I will use back at the work force.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
Afghan Border, Uniformed Police graduate in joint ceremony
More than 300 Afghan Border and Uniformed Police officers graduated from the basic training course at Training Support Site Kostel.
Category: News - Afghan National Police
Spin Boldak Police Training Center graduates 334 police recruits
“A good policeman will show respect, especially for women, children and elders,” said Brig. Gen. Nasrullah Zarifi, Kandahar Regional Training Center commander. “Give people respect and people will give respect back.”
Category: News - Afghan National Police, News - General
USACE works with stakeholders to complete remote garrisons for Afghan Border Police
“When the border police leadership travels to these remote garrisons, it gives them a firsthand look at the capabilities on the ground, which greatly enhances their strategic operational planning,” said Maj. Douglas Ingold.
Category: News - Afghan National Police
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