22 NYPD officers to visit Ghana for humanitarian outreach and police engagement
Twenty-two New York City Police Department officers will travel to Ghana from November 10 to 18, 2026. Their visit focuses on humanitarian outreach for vulnerable communities and underprivileged children. The African Law Enforcement Organization organized the trip under a theme of serving and protecting beyond borders. Activities will include community support and professional engagement between Ghanaian and American law enforcement. The organizing body is a non-profit based in Jamaica, New York. It consists of both retired and active security professionals.
Twenty-two officers of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) are expected to visit Ghana from November 10 to 18, 2026, for a humanitarian outreach mission targeting underprivileged children and vulnerable communities. The mission, organised by the African Law Enforcement Organization (ALEO) under the theme “To Serve and to Protect Beyond Borders,” will combine community support activities with engagements aimed at strengthening professional ties between law enforcement personnel in Ghana and the United States. ALEO is a non-profit organisation based in Jamaica, New York, comprising active and retired law enforcement and security professionals. It is led by its President, Detective Chibuzo C. Amadi. The organisation says the mission reflects its commitment to public service beyond policing and geographical boundaries, with a focus on supporting communities in need.