Dubai Police add 200 new Land Cruisers to patrol fleet

The new patrols come as part of the aim to achieve the highest levels of response, and enhance the public’s confidence in police performance

Published: Sun 17 Nov 2024, 8:00 AM

Updated: Mon 18 Nov 2024, 9:58 AM

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Dubai Police General Command has added 200 all-new Land Cruiser vehicles, exclusively distributed by Al-Futtaim Motors, to its patrol fleet. The patrols will be responsible for organizing traffic and enhancing the security presence of police officers in tourist areas and other areas of the emirate.

The launch of the new patrols comes within the framework of the authority's constant keenness to use modern means that feature the latest technologies, specifications, smart systems, and artificial intelligence technology, Major General Al Ghaithi explained.

The new patrols are an addition to the security and police patrols to cover all areas of the emirate, and aim to achieve the highest levels of response, to enhance the public’s confidence in police performance, he added.

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Major General Al Ghaithi also praised the cooperation and coordination between Dubai Police and Al-Futtaim Motors in supporting programmes and leadership activities to ensure institutional integration between government and private entities.

He stressed that Dubai Police has always been keen to establish partnerships with the private sector. This permanent partnership and strategic cooperation between the two sides reflects the government’s orientations in enhancing communication and positive cooperation.

Yousef Al Raisi stressed the importance of the strategic partnership with the Dubai Police General Command. He pointed out that Al-Futtaim Motors looks forward to further cooperation, and to providing permanent support for the authority's strategy aimed at the continuous development of its fleet and equipment dedicated to serving the community.

Major General Abdullah Ali Al Ghaithi, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations Affairs, launched the new patrols in the presence of Brigadier Nabil Abdullah Al Redha, Acting Director of the General Department of Transport and Rescue; Brigadier Turki bin Faris, Acting Director of the General Department of Operations; from Al-Futtaim Motors, Antoine Barthes, Vice President; Yousef Al Raisi, General Manager of Government Relations at Al-Futtaim Motors; Jacques Brent, Managing Director of Al-Futtaim Toyota and Lexus, and Sherif Atwa, Sales Manager at Al-Futtaim Motors.

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