Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Cyberabad Police Launch Coffee With A Cop Initiative
Cyberabad Police has started a programme called “Coffee with a Cop.”
It gives young people, students and corporate employees a chance to talk with police.
They can share concerns and discuss possible solutions.
Police Commissioner M. Ramesh said major infrastructure projects in Cyberabad are expected to be finished within two years.
He also asked people to help keep their community safe and behave responsibly online and on the roads.
Shikha Goel warned people about online scams and suspicious links or files.
Participants said the programme could help young people discuss safety and other concerns.
Cyberabad Police launched “Coffee with a Cop” to build ongoing interaction with Gen Z.
The programme, organised with the Society for Cyberabad Security Council, brings together students and corporate employees.
Commissioner M. Ramesh said major infrastructure projects in Cyberabad are expected to be completed within two years.
M. Ramesh urged community participation in safety and responsible conduct on roads and digital platforms.
Shikha Goel warned about digital arrest scams, APK traps and fraudulent investments, while participants raised youth, cyber and traffic concerns.
- Who
- Cyberabad Police, the Society for Cyberabad Security Council, students, corporate employees and youth participants.
- What
- The launch of “Coffee with a Cop,” a programme for interaction between police and young people.
- When
- The article does not specify the launch date.
- Where
- Cyberabad, Hyderabad.
- Why
- To facilitate ongoing interaction with Gen Z, hear concerns and discuss solutions and safety.
- Initiative
- Coffee with a Cop
- Organisers
- Cyberabad Police and the Society for Cyberabad Security Council
- Participants
- Students and corporate employees
- Infrastructure timeline
- Major projects across Cyberabad are expected to be completed within two years, according to Commissioner M. Ramesh.
- Online risks highlighted
- Digital arrest scams, APK file traps and fraudulent investment schemes
- Safety advice
- Avoid suspicious links, sharing money with strangers online and answering video calls from unknown contacts.