Papua New Guinea police are moving forward with plans to build crucial forensic and armory centers, beginning with a forensic laboratory in Lae. Assistant Police Commissioner Peter Guinness of the Northern Command announced the construction is underway to address existing service deficiencies. The new facilities aim to enhance police capabilities in investigations and secure weapon storage. Details regarding access to this news report are restricted to paid subscribers of the *Post Courier*. The initiative signifies a commitment to improving law enforcement resources within the region. Further information about the project's timeline and funding was not provided in the available text. These centers represent a significant upgrade to police infrastructure.