Round signs the important order for the effectives, here's what it's about!

In the framework of deepening the process of verifying the integrity of State Police employees, the General Director of Muhamet Rrumbullaku signed the order "For the approval of the 'Self-declaration Form' on the verification of the integrity of employees of State Police structures".

After signing the order, the General Director of the State Police, Muhamet Rrumbullaku, said that no one who violates loyalty to the sacred uniform of the State Police will have a place in its structures.

"The sound integrity of the State Police employees and the cleansing of the structures from elements within us, who violate the law and the oath, is a priority and important process. No one who violates loyalty to the sacred uniform of the State Police will have a place in its structures. I am fully convinced that the State Police organization has the right strength and positive energy to isolate and remove from its ranks anyone who deviates from the mission of maintaining order and public safety and the uncompromising fight against crime," said Rrumbullaku. .

Based on the order of the General Director, the self-declaration process will last until 30.06.2024 and State Police employees will also declare the termination of legal work relations with the State Police, for incorrect filling or untrue data in the self-declaration form.

The integrity verification process will start with the self-declaration of State Police employees regarding security data such as:

Conviction or not with a final court decision by Albanian or foreign judicial authorities, or with a non-final court decision for a criminal case not resolved with a final court decision;

Violation or non-compliance with classified information security rules and attempted or non-authorized activity on classified information communication systems;

·Being or not under investigation or trial by Albanian or foreign authorities for criminal offenses;

Being or not detained or arrested by Albanian or foreign law enforcement bodies for criminal offenses;

·The assignment or not of any coercive measure of personal security;

· Whether or not to issue a national or international search warrant for criminal offences;

Having or not having inappropriate contacts, electronic communications or any other way of meeting or intentionally communicating with persons involved in organized crime;

·Accepting or exchanging, or not, money, favors, gifts or assets with persons involved in organized crime.