Dubai Police honour 2 residents for returning lost jewellery, money

Dubai authorities honoured two residents for their honesty in handing over jewellery and money. The residents found the valuables in Naif Police Station's jurisdiction.

The authorities presented certificates of appreciation to Mohammad Azam and Saeed Ahmad, praising their integrity and responsible conduct.

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This recognition aligns with Dubai Police’s commitment to fostering a culture of positive citizenship and community partnership, encouraging members of the public to take initiative in upholding safety and security, Brigadier Expert Omar Ashour, Acting Director of Naif Police Station, emphasised.

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“This gesture demonstrates the spirit of cooperation and shared responsibility we seek to promote. When community members act with such honesty, they help enhance public trust and contribute to the nation’s reputation,” Brigadier Ashour stated.

Both residents expressed their gratitude for the recognition. They said that returning the items to Naif Police Station was simply their duty, with hope that the valuables would be restored to their rightful owner.