A Sharjah resident has been honoured by police after handing over Dh85,000 he found in the emirate.
A Sharjah resident who found Dh85,000 and handed the money over to police has been recognised for his honesty.
Sharjah Police honoured the Arab resident in the presence of Colonel Humaid Saeed bin Sahou, Director of the Commercial Areas Police Department, after he handed over the full amount he had found in an area of the emirate.
The recognition was given in appreciation of his decision to turn the money over to police rather than keep it, helping authorities safeguard the rights of its rightful owner.The resident thanked Sharjah Police for the recognition, saying his decision to hand over the money was driven by his moral and social responsibility.
Colonel bin Sahou praised the resident’s conduct, highlighting honesty and social responsibility as values that help build trust and strengthen relationships within the community.
He also commended the man’s cooperation with police, saying his actions reflected responsible and civilised behaviour.
Sharjah Police said it remains committed to recognising positive examples within the community and encouraging members of the public to hand lost property to the relevant authorities. The force said such actions help protect people’s rights while contributing to the wider system of security and safety in the emirate. ICA/Expat Media
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