As part of a proactive effort to foster stronger ties between law enforcement and the community, the Kumu Village Community Policing Group (CPG) recently hosted a vibrant “Day of Sports” and fundraising at the Kumu Sports Ground, Central Rupununi, in Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo).
The event brought together police ranks, community members, and local leaders in the spirit of unity, recreation, and partnership.

Magistrate Omadatt Chandan commended the police for their active engagement with citizens, emphasising the importance of community involvement in strengthening public trust and co-operation.
Chairman of the Kumu Village CPG Emerick Francis welcomed the police ranks and expressed gratitude for their support of the day’s activities. He extended special thanks to the Divisional Commander, Superintendent Mohamed Ally for his generous donation of four trophies towards the event, which added excitement and recognition to the competitions.

The day featured friendly competitions in softball, cricket and football, with both male and female teams participating.
In his closing address, the commander stressed the importance of partnership between the police and the community, noting that initiatives like these are vital for building trust, promoting public safety, and enhancing cooperation.
He applauded the CPG Chairman for organising the event and highlighted the value of leisure and camaraderie for police ranks and communities.