In order to create a safe and secure environment for Macao's residents, members of the Judiciary Police not only shoulder the important task of fighting crime, but also often go into the community to promote crime-prevention and fraud-prevention information.

The Judiciary Police’s Community Policing and Public Relations Division continues to expand various publicity channels, hoping to spread crime-prevention and fraud-prevention information to various groups in the community, to protect the welfare and property of citizens.

Officers of the Community Policing and Public Relations Division proactively keep in contact with different groups in the community, including entering educational campuses to carry out anti-fraud promotional campaigns, and to discuss countermeasures to strengthen anti-fraud awareness.

The Community Policing and Public Relations Division keeps pace with the times and uses forms and types of communication known to be popular with the public, such as new media platforms, graphic packages, leaflets, and mascots, to deepen the public's assimilation of anti-fraud information and improve the effectiveness of such public messages.

The Community Policing and Public Relations Division keeps pace with the times and uses forms and types of communication known to be popular with the public, such as new media platforms, graphic packages, leaflets, and mascots, to deepen the public's assimilation of anti-fraud information and improve the effectiveness of such public messages.

In order to increase publicity coverage, officers of the Community Policing and Public Relations Division continue to visit restaurants and merchants in local neighbourhoods to explain the latest crime-prevention and fraud-prevention information to shop assistants and customers.

Officers of the Community Policing and Public Relations Division also provide menu racks with anti-fraud information to restaurants so that diners can see the material while they are at the table.

Officers of the Community Policing and Public Relations Division also provide menu racks with anti-fraud information to restaurants so that diners can see the material while they are at the table.

During publicity drives, many citizens take the opportunity to get crime-prevention information from police officers, as well as provide them with feedback on the public-security environment in the city.

Ensuring the safety of the public and their property requires cooperation between the police and citizens. Members of the public need to keep abreast of current events, understand various new fraud techniques, stay vigilant at all times, and work with the police to maintain a safe and secure environment.