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Dubai Police fulfil wish of 3-year-old girl

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October 25, 2025

In a humanitarian gesture that embodies the spirit of generosity and compassion, the Dubai Police General Command surprised the three-year-old Sarah Nabil Ahmadi by granting her wish to wear a Dubai Police uniform and take a tour of the emirate in one of its luxurious police vehicles.

Dubai Police fulfil wish of 3-year-old girl

The initiative stems from a community event at a hospital in which Dubai Police participated.

During the event, a young girl named Sarah expressed her desire to become a “little policewoman.”

The School Safety Initiative team then made her dream come true in a humanitarian gesture reflecting Dubai Police's commitment to bringing happiness to all members of society, especially children.

A delegation from the Dubai Police welcomed the child and her family to the headquarters of the General Command.

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