The annual inspection programme for Dubai police took a significant turn as Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, visited the Jebel Ali Police Station. This key inspection aims to assess performance indicators and operational achievements while reinforcing effective collaboration across units.
27 July 2026 01:44 AM
Last updated: 27 July 01:45 2026
During the visit, he was accompanied by senior officials, including Major General Harib Mohammed Al Shamsi, Deputy Commander General for Criminal Sector, Major General Eid Mohammed Thani, Assistant Commander General for Criminal Investigations, among others. Together, they assessed the operational framework of the police station and its developmental initiatives.
Performance Indicators and Achievements
The inspection began with an overview of the police station’s history and operational jurisdiction, which extends over an area of 525 square kilometres, encompassing 12 districts and serving a population of approximately 1.18 million residents.
Al Marri was briefed on the station’s performance indicators and outcomes for 2025, demonstrating significant achievements across various security, administrative, and service sectors. Notably, the feeling of safety among residents reached an impressive 98.6%, with 98.2% feeling secure during night-time walks. Trust in local police was recorded at 99%, while customer satisfaction stood at an impressive 96.7%.
The police station excelled in external assessments as well, achieving 98.1% in government secret shopper evaluations and a job satisfaction rate of 95.6%. The station participated in 23 institutional excellence awards, submitted 83 developmental suggestions, and produced 19 intellectual classifications. Additionally, it maintained a 0% rate of criminal cases being archived due to insufficient evidence, underscoring the efficacy of its investigative processes.
The management presented statistics on transactions, criminal complaints, and the mechanisms employed to address these issues. Al Marri and his team also acknowledged the challenges presented by the expansive geographical area, the rising population, and the rapid pace of developmental projects in the region.
Emphasising the importance of teamwork and collaboration, he stated, “We must maintain this approach, work as a unified team, and foster integration among various departments to continuously enhance our institutional performance.”