Patrick Daor, the newly appointed Commissioner of Police in Edo State, says he will ensure police officers respect citizens under his watch. In public statements, Daor pledges an open-door approach, positioning residents to report issues and engage directly with police leadership.
Both reports describe Daor’s focus on strengthening public confidence while intensifying crime-fighting efforts across the state. The outlets frame the vow primarily around conduct and responsiveness—respectful treatment of citizens and prompt action on security concerns—rather than announcing new operational measures or specific targets. Each outlet attributes the commitments to Daor and presents them as part of his initial plans following his appointment.
Overall, the coverage aligns on Daor’s commitment to respectful policing and improved accessibility for the public, with emphasis on crime prevention and quicker police response. Neither source provides detailed timelines or outcomes, but both portray the statements as a policy direction for his tenure as Edo CP.
