3/17/2022

Sh1.2m fine for recruits who leave police service before 10 years

 Recruits who may want to join the National Police Service and then resign before serving for ten years will be forced to pay the government Sh1.2 million.


Naftaly Rono, a police commissioner with the service said this will be to compensate the government for the investment on the said recruiRono said those willing to join the service must be motivated by passion since the government will invest in them, a reason it would demand the money from those who desert or drop out from the service.

Let it be clear to all recruits who will be joining the service, do it if it is your passion and not a hobby, if a police officer thinks of leaving the service, they will be expected to pay the government Sh1.2 million an investment the government has done on an individual officer," said Rono.


The commissioner who spoke in Kerugoya during a pre-recruitment clinic and youth career guidance also urged those with medical conditions to keep off the recruitment exercise as they may be exposed to harm and even death during the vigorous training period.


"We have lost recruits during training period due to undisclosed illness, if there is any recruit with underlying issues, let him keep off since their lives are more important than this job," said the police commissioner.

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