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52 top cops reshuffled

PORT MORESBY: Police Commissioner David Manning yesterday (Nov 2, 2022) announced a major reshuffle in the force involving 52 senior officers “based on individual performances”.

One of the notable changes involves Western commander Chief Inspector Silva Sika taking over as National Capital District metropolitan superintendent from Superintendent Gideon Ikumu.

All the changes take effect immediately and must be fully implemented before Nov 30, Manning said.

The National reported the news break:

Police reshuffle

November 3, 2022The NationalMain Stories

POLICE commissioner David Manning yesterday announced a major reshuffle in the constabulary involving 52 senior officers “based on individual performances”.
One of the notable changes involves Western police commander Chief Inspector Silva Sika taking over as the National Capital District metropolitan superintendent from Superintendent Gideon Ikumu.
All the changes take effect immediately and must be fully implemented before Nov 30, Manning said.
“The transfers and appointments have been made to strengthen leadership and accountability in the various commands,” he said.
He was recently criticised by Prime Minister James Marape for the below-par performance resulting in the increase in criminal activities, especially ethnic clashes in urban areas.
Other changes include:

  • CHIEF Supt Joseph Tondop from Deputy Commander Highlands East to Hela provincial police commander (PPC);
  • CHIEF Supt Joseph Puri to Southern Highlands PPC;
  • CHIEF Supt Clement Dalla taking over as acting commander for Southern;
  • SUPT Christopher Tamari moving from NCD to become the East Sepik PPC;
  • SUPT Albert Beli from East Sepik PPC to New Ireland PPC;
  • CHIEF Inspector Sylvia Reu from Director Special Projects to Minister for Internal Security’s liaison officer;
  • CHIEF Inspector Maipe Mazuc from Madang PPC to Rural Commander Southern Highlands;
  • CHIEF Inspector Epenes Nili to Chimbu PPC; and,
  • SENIOR Inspector Robin Bore from Hela Police Commander to North Fly PPC.

In addition, Supt Jacob Ivaroa is the new director of the National Fraud and Anti-Corruption unit while Chief Inspector Pare Kuiap is the new director of Prosecutions.
Chief Inspector Chris Smith moves to Water Police and Chief Superintendent Sibron Papoto to Community Policing.
Manning told the divisional commanders to facilitate the transfers within their commands.
Manning last month told the General Election 2022 debriefing conference in Lae that there would be a reviewed commitment to support command and a demand for better performance from them.
He said the force was embarking on a 10-year plan to become an organisation led and managed by competent people.

Here's the full list of all the affected senior cops:

2

No

Rank

Reg No

Name

Current Position

New Position                         V af

PPC Hela

PPC Southern Highlands

1

CSP

P.4504

Joseph Tondop Joseph Puri

Deputy Commander Highlands East Unattached

_

2

CSP

P.4570

3

CSP

P.4601

Clement Dalla

Unattached

Acting Commander Southern  Director Community Policing

4

CSP

P.4720

Sibron Papoto

Unattached

5

Supt

P.4546

Jacob Iva roa

Unattached

Director National Fraud & Anti-Corruption  PPC East Sepik

6

Supt

P.4562

Christopher Tamari

Supt Admin NCD

7

Supt

P.4598

David Warap

PPC Chimbu

Rural Commander Morobe

8

Supt

P.4620

Albert Bell

PPC East Sepik

PPC New Ireland

9

Supt

P.4725

David Seine

Unattached

PPC Madang

10

Supt

P.4763

Philip Welia

Unattached

Acting Commander Traffic

11

CIP

P.4545

Aga ya -Korin

5/0 ACP Bomana Centre of Excellence

PPC Jiwaka

12

CIP

P.4604

Sylvia Reu

Director Special Projects

Liaison Officer, Minister for Internal Security

13

CIP

P.4645

Fred Kaiwa

PPC Jiwaka

PSC Kimbe

14

CIP

P.4694

Felix Nebanet

PPC New Ireland

Bomana Centre of Excellence

15

OP

P.4750

Silva Sika

PPC North Fly

Met Supt NCD

16

CIP

P.4761

Timothy Pomoso

PPC Hela

PSC Goroka

17

CIP

P.4842

Patrick Billie

Acting Commander Southern

PPC West Sepik                                   ..

18

CIP

P.4870

Charles Winuan

Internal Affairs Division

OIC CID Boroko

19

CIP

P.4883

Maipe Mazuc

PPC Madan•

Rural Commander Southern Highlands

20

CIP

P.4900

Pare Kuiap

National Fraud & Anti-Corruption

Director Prosecutions

21

CIP

P.4928

Wila Alisa

OIC Prosecutions, Boroko

S/0 ACP Crimes PPC Chimbu

22

ClP

P.4932

Epenes Nili

Unattached

23

CIP

P.4951

Daniel Yangen

PPC Southern Highlands

PSC Wewak

24

CIP

P.4968

Binuali Boas

Director Prosecutions

OIC Prosecutions Boroko

25

CIP

P.5075

Chris Smith

Acting Director Water Police

Director Water Police

26

SIP

P.4628

Robin Bore

Provincial Election Coordinator - Hela

PPC North Fly

 

27

SIP

P.4698

Oena Afeke

Unattached

28

29

SIP
SIP

P.4719
P.4845

Paul Naca Martin Kelei

PSC Goroka

Bomana Centre of Excellence

30

SIP

P.4935

Leo Kaikas

PSC Wau

31

SIP

P.4952

Jose•hine Kumai

PSC Lae Metro

32

SIP

P.4953

Peter Yambun

OIC CID Lae Metro

33

SIP

P.4986

Philip Kumo

Rural Commander Eastern SHP

34

SIP

P.4961

Robert Bari

PSC Wewak

35

SIP

P.5037

Robert Bairn

Commander NSU

36

SIP

P.5041

Himson Larmatam

Unattached

37

SIP

P.5042

Oscar Tobing

Retired (considered for a three-year contract)

38

SIP

P.5050

Kamaul Maba

PSC Madang

39

SIP

P.5063

Neil Weiba

PSC Rabaul

40

Insp

P.4561

Benae Nene°

Unattached

41

Insp

P.4717

Peter Roari

PSC Kainantu

42

Insp

P.4776

John Hasimani

Unattached (Wewak)

43

lnsp

P.4938

Mark Hanoma

PSC Mendi

44

Insp

P.4955

Julie Palakai

PSC Kokopo

45

lnsp

P.4966

Steven Yaten. Yalamu

OIC CID Madan•

46

Insp

P.4992

Hiruma Yamoria

OIC Transport

47

PW

P.5013

Rachael Ma • autu

Quartermaster Store Bomana

48

Insp

P.5068

Kevin Hembehoie

Unattached (Wewak)

49

PW/Insp

P.5104

Maureen Undaba

OIC Mobile Patrols

50

Insp

P.5110

Paul Andapia

OIC Public Safety

51

Insp

P.5111

Moses Kalandi

OIC Task Force

52

Insp

P.5118

Kaminiel Selot

Provincial Training Officer Goroka

 

PSC Wau

PSC Mendi

PSC Aitape_

PSC Madang ____________________________  
PSC Kundiawa

OIC CID West New Britain

Regional Training Officer Lae

PSC Kokopo

Rural Commander EHP

PSC Bulolo

Rural Commander West Sepik  Rural Commander Eastern SHP PSC Rabaul

PSC Kainantu

Superintendent Admin WHP

PSC Daru ________

PSC Vanimo

PSC Mt Hagen

PSC Tambul

PSC Kagamuga 
OIC Traffic Lae Metro

PSC Kiung a  PSC Lae Metro

PSC Porgera

OIC CID Lae Metro

OIC Traffic Goroka











 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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