FUP concludes recruitment: 78 cadets begin eight-month training for police officers today

SARAJevo, (Patria) - Despite complaints from candidates regarding the recruitment of 88 cadets in the Federal Police Administration, and with some candidates also filing complaints with the KS Prosecutor's Office, a ceremony was held today for the admission of 78 cadets to the Police Academy in the rank of police officer.

"With this event, the cadets officially begin their basic training lasting eight months, and after its successful completion, they will establish employment with the Federal Police Administration, in a manner that they will be assigned to positions intended to be filled by the said recruitment. The admission of young personnel will significantly strengthen the human resources of the Federal Police Administration, which was previously filled at about 68%, and with new strength, a new dimension and quality will be gained when it comes to this police body in the fight against the most serious forms of crime," say the FUP.

The Federal Police Administration wishes all cadets successful schooling at the Police Academy, and much luck and success in their future work after gaining the status of a police officer, as well as progress in their police careers.

Crime knows no borders and is involved in many social spheres, and only by strengthening personnel and adequately using legal mechanisms can we respond to every security threat," is the message from the Federal Police Administration.