"PRAISE THE LORD,SAMABULA POLICE STATION QO"....E DINA BEKA YA ???????

HAHAHA..............ke qai vaya sa qai dua dina na ka lasa ............

Permalink Reply by Kasanita Kamakorewa Lindell on December 9, 2009 at 8:09pm: osobo Tau Eliesa, sa na tukuni ga yani vei kemuni na ka vata ga o ni kanaka mai, sa o lai tu mai keri (Texas) o qai vosa tiko....kauti iko tale mada mai vaqo tauvu, me macala sara mada na fakawela qori!! iaiaaaa... hahaaaaii.....ylei!!!; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Kasanita Kamakorewa Lindell on December 9, 2009 at 8:07pm: Nix I was wondering, do they really have to be wearing their police uniforms while doing all that? The whole concept is a big joke and to think that they actually still get paid aye!! Would this be during their working hours? WOW!!!

Sa warai tale ni da kila se cava me kanaki e kea, sa vaka tale na yaloks!!; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by bavia on December 9, 2009 at 10:07pm: WARAI .... KA DAI SADA LAI CURU KECE YANI, ME DA LAI PRAISE QAI SAUMI TIKO, EASY MONEY; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by K Funilagi Jr on December 10, 2009 at 8:28pm: “INNOVATION EMERGES IN CRISIS”
Innovation is the capacity to think beyond the known, defy the norm, and believe in one’s ability to solve problems. I remain positive because I am convinced that no problem is unsolvable...Samabula Police Station Praise The Lord or Police Choose Take to the Streets...They must have study their resources. Then act. They have created the attitude of a Kingdom innovator. You must believe that nothing is impossible. You must also believe that there is no one way to solve a problem. For example, you may have been taught that there are only two ways to cross water—by boat or swim. However, God told Moses, “No. I will open the water, and you walk on dry land” (Ex 14:16). Also, Jesus demonstrated another way to cross water; He walked on it (Matt 14:25).

People Be Part of The Solution Not The Problem...Praise The Lord & God Gets The Glory...God Bless Fiji; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Justin on December 29, 2009 at 12:46pm: Money exchange jittery after robbery
December 29, 2009 02:36:26 PM

Western Union officials in Fiji are worried about the safety of their staff after being hit by a second robbery in two weeks.

Four masked men today took $20,000 cash from a Western Union branch near the Post Fiji building in the capital Suva this morning.

Branch manager Steven Narayan said the four men entered the shop with knives and beer bottles.

“It was around 10:45 this morning when the four masked men entered our shop and threatened the teller by smashing the beer bottle on the counter,” Narayan told FijiLive.

“One of them jumped over the counter and took a bag which had $20,000 cash. They got away in a vehicle with the registration number DN 182. We alerted the police but they got to the scene half an hour later.”

Narayan said the company had lost $80,000 in two weeks after thieves broke into their Laucala Beach branch and stole $60,000 last week.

“We’re on the robbery target right now and it’s sad to see that we’ve lost about $80,000 in two weeks. Thieves managed to get into our Laucala Beach branch from the roof and again what happened this morning has triggered us to tighten our security as the staff lives is also at risk.”

The Post Fiji building branch will remain closed until further notice.; ▶ Reply to This