About Jimi Koroi
Lived 1943 – 2022 (aged 78–79). Jimi Koroi was a Fijian police officer.
Lieutenant Colonel Jimi Koroi (~ - February 2022 ) was a Fijian Military and Police officer who was appointed acting Commissioner of Police by the military regime following the 2006 Fijian coup d'état.
Koroi was from Nawaikama village on Gau Island. Following the 2006 coup he was appointed acting Commissioner of Police on 6 December 2006, replacing Moses Driver, who had opposed the coup. He was replaced as Commissioner on 9 February 2007 by Romanu Tikotikoca.
In April 2019 he was awarded the Fiji Police Long Service Medal.
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Who was Jimi Koroi?
Fijian military and police officer
When was Jimi Koroi born?
Jimi Koroi was born in 1943.
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Jimi Koroi died in 2022.
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Jimi Koroi was a police officer.
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Jimi Koroi was Fijian.
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