Our commitment to truth and accuracy
At Police Prahari, we believe that the truth is the foundation of good journalism. Our fact-checking policy outlines the steps we take to ensure that every story we publish is accurate, reliable, and verified.
Our team is trained to evaluate sources critically. We prioritize primary sources, such as official police reports, government documents, and eye-witness accounts. Every fact in a news report is cross-checked against multiple sources whenever possible to ensure its validity.
Before a story is published, it undergoes a multi-level review process. This includes fact-checking by the reporter, followed by a review by a senior editor who verifies the key claims, data, and sources mentioned in the article.
For stories involving complex legal or technical details, we consult with subject matter experts, including legal professionals and law enforcement specialists, to ensure that the information is presented accurately and in the correct context.
We are committed to full transparency. If we discover that we have published incorrect information, we will issue a correction and an apology if necessary, highlighting exactly what was changed and why. We encourage our readers to report any potential inaccuracies they find.
Our fact-checking process remains independent of any commercial or political influence. We verify facts based on evidence, regardless of how they might affect our advertisers or any external organizations.