Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary

info@police.gov.pg
P.O Box 85 Konedobu NCD

Securing a safer community in partnership

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🛑 REPORT POLICE MISCONDUCT

The Internal Affairs Division is committed to investigating allegations of police brutality, corruption, and unethical conduct to safeguard public trust.

📞 CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY	🏛️ HEADQUARTERS LOCATION	📧 EMAIL
Phone: (675) 3226 412 / 3226409	Internal Affairs Division, Police HQ, Konedobu	internal.affairs@police.gov.pg

Lodge a Complaint In-Person

Visit the Internal Investigation Unit (IIU) located in your Provincial Command or the Police Headquarters in Konedobu.

Note: We only pursue genuine complaints that help us manage discipline effectively.

VISION

To be a professional and trusted community in partnership

VALUES

ACCOUNTABILITY

We acknowledge that the RPNGC is a public service delivering organization with funding support from the national government and other partners’ support. We will maintain accountability to our stakeholders within the organization, donor partners, the community, and the national government.

COMMITMENT

We are loyal to our police service, our communities and our country. We are diligent in the performance and carriage of our duties. We are resilient and steadfast in facing the challenges of policing in PNG.

CUSTOMER FOCUS

We are an organisation charged with the responsibility of delivering policing services. We do this with a focus on meeting the needs and expectations of all our stakeholders.

FAIRNESS

We acknowledge that there are people of various ethnical backgrounds, professions, and abilities and disabilities within the organisations and communities. We will treat everyone equally with due considerations and diligence without fear, favour, malice or ill-will.

MISSION

Securing a safer community in partnership

INTEGRITY

Integrity is at the heart of policing. It is central to winning and maintaining community confidence and support for the vital work that the RPNGC has to do for and on behalf of the government and the community.

PROFESSIONALISM

We strive to be highly professional in earning the trust and respect of our colleagues, partner organisations and communities by being honest, disciplined and accountable.

RESPONSIBILITY

The RPNGC will take full responsibility for the conduct of its staff in their conduct of delivering Policing Services in communities across the country.

TEAMWORK

We acknowledge and value that collective efforts achieve more. We support and cooperate in our service to our communities.

News

THREE NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS WELCOMED TO THE SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCIAL POLICE COMMAND

20/10/2026

IN a small but significant welcome reception, the Southern Highlands Provincial Police Command has welcomed three newly commissioned officers yesterday...

40 HIGH-POWERED FIREARMS SURRENDERED SO FAR SINCE THE GUN AMNESTY & SURRENDER PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN SEPTEMBER 2026

20/10/2026

Provincial Police Commander (PPC) for Southern Highlands, Chief Inspector, Kelly Sombe has confirmed that 40 high-powered firearms were voluntarily surrendered...

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