Monarch Security Tactics

27/08/2026

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The Fiji Police Force says serious crime rates have declined this year despite recent public criticism over aggravated robberies and burglaries, with Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu […]

22/08/2026

Achieving Security through collaboration 💯

19/08/2026

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19/08/2026

🚨 wave of crime

19/08/2026

Heads up

Four people/parties/organisations and departments to be blamed here:
- Digitally weak Suva City Council - why isn't surveillance camera in city public areas
- Nuisance Parents of these nuisance kids - can't play their role to keep kids aligned
- Fiji Police - digitally weak to monitor and track city major streets
- Govt of the day - not setting good examples with strict laws and entertaining pardon to bigger criminals like Speight who walked into parliament with guns and now is a free man - this builds a different mindset to many youths

24/04/2026

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Fiji will see an increase in joint drug operations as authorities step up efforts to combat illegal drug activity across the country.

24/04/2026

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STATEMENT

Members of the public are advised to expect an escalation of joint drug operations between the Fiji Police Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

This is part of ongoing joint efforts agreed to by the Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Major General Jone Kalouniwai and the Commissioner of the Fiji Police Force Rusiate Tudravu in a meeting in January this year.

Members of the public are urged to cooperate with the two security forces, and to expect snap check points, search operations, and surge operations around the country.

The escalation of the joint exercise sends a clear message to those involved in the drug trade and their associates that illegal drug activities will not be tolerated.

The intent of the joint operations remains focussed on dismantling and disrupting criminal networks linked to the drug trade. The joint operations team will be supported by an investigation team, to ensure reports are dealt with swiftly, and due processes to be followed in accordance with the law.

The integrated approach will enhance deploy-ability and response of law enforcement, through the coordination and sharing of resources which will assist in mitigating challenges linked to external global pressures.

Public safety remains a top priority and anyone with information that could assist with current efforts, is urged to call the toll-free, call centre number 1681.

-Ends-

15/04/2026

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