Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Edouard Djogbénou
Published on 2024-04-13 11:23:32
In a memo published on April 5th, the Director General of the Republican Police, Soumaïla Yaya, highlighted a disparity in the wearing of uniforms by police officers serving in administrative units.
Indeed, it has been observed that some police officers wear uniforms that are normally reserved for operational missions or official ceremonies.
The director general of the national police pointed out that this practice reflects poor organization within the service and harms the image that the uniform should reflect to citizens. In order to remedy this situation, strict measures have been put in place.
Therefore, it is now mandatory to wear specific uniforms adapted to the specific professional environment, whether in technical departments, central commands, or affiliated structures.
Regulatory Outfits According to the Days
In the units, outfits are reserved for each day of the week. This dress code is as follows:
– Monday: Work and everyday service outfit of the second variant codenamed T3.2 PR, long-sleeved shirt with two flap pockets in light blue fabric
– Tuesday: Work and everyday service outfit of the second variant codenamed T3.2 PR, short-sleeved shirt in light blue fabric with two flap pockets.
– Wednesday: Work and everyday service outfit of the second variant codenamed T3.2 PR, short-sleeved shirt in light blue fabric with two flap pockets.
– Thursday: Officers and brigadiers: Work and everyday service outfit of the first variant codenamed T3.1 PR, blue night tergal sahara outfit. Police officers: Work and everyday service outfit of the second variant codenamed T3.2 PR, short-sleeved shirt in light blue fabric with two flap pockets.
– Friday: Officers and brigadiers: Work and everyday service outfit of the first variant codenamed T3.1 PR, blue night tergal sahara outfit. Police officers: Work and everyday service outfit of the second variant codenamed T3.2 PR, short-sleeved shirt in light blue fabric with two flap pockets.
According to the memo, wearing the dress coded T3.3 PR for work and everyday service of the third variant consisting of a white shirt or short-sleeved shirt will be expressly prescribed for official ceremonies or special events.
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