Singapore Police to meet residents each month over drinks in new 'Coffee with a Cop' initiative


Police officer Syamsul Hidzam talking to members of the public at the Coffee with a Cop booth at the Police Community Roadshow at One Punggol on June 17. - ST PHOTO: EUGENE TAN

SINGAPORE, June 18 (The Straits Times/ANN): A new programme will let residents meet their neighbourhood’s police officers more regularly, rather than mainly in passing on the street and during crises.

From June, all 35 neighbourhood police centres (NPCs) across the island will step up their public engagement by hosting monthly Coffee with a Cop sessions at food and beverage outlets in their respective neighbourhoods.

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