Military personnel have higher HIV/AIDS prevalence than the general population. They tend to be young, single, sexually active and highly mobile and may stay away from their home. Police play a complex and interlinked role with the communities they serve and their perception and knowledge towards people living with HIV/AIDS adds an extra layer of complexity to that relationship, police are considered frontline professionals in managing individuals experiencing criminal related incidences, including the criminals and the victims of crimes regardless of their health status. As the part of crime prevention programmes, in everyday basis the police must have contact with vulnerable and high risk people in a community like Commercial Sex Workers,
