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Current
News from Sierra Leone Police:
US$700,000
worth of Illicit Hard Drugs Destroyed
Scores
of bails of the dangerous Cannabis Sativa drug that
were arrested by Police personnel along the Masiaka/Mile
91 Highway, heading for Guinea onboard a Military truck,
have been burnt down at the Police Regional Headquarter
town in Makeni in the presence of various stakeholders
including Members of Parliament, Paramount Chiefs, representatives
of the SLP, Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF)
and the Anti Corruption Commission. Click
here for full report.
Hardworking
Police Officers loosening the bails of the dangerous
drug
The
drugs valued at almost one million dollars go up in
flames at Mena Hill
Reaction
to News Article entitled "IG in Big Scam"
The
attention of the Sierra Leone Police has been drawn
to an article published by the ‘Spectator Newspaper’
of Thursday 10th April 2008, under the banner headline
“Big Syndicate Exposed!!! “IG in Fraud Scam” and the
‘Executive Newspaper’ of Friday 11th April, 2008 with
the Headline ‘Acha in Big Scam’. The Sierra Leone Police
wants this medium and the general pubic to know that
the said matter...
Click here to read Full Press Release
UNICEF
Hands Over Vehicles to FSU
The
United Nations Children’s Educational Fund (UNICEF)
Representative Geert Cappelaere on Wednesday 20th February
2008 officially handed over three (3) Hilux vehicles
to the Family Support Unit of the Sierra Leone Police
at the Conference Hall, George Street, Police Headquarters.
According to him, the vehicles are to enhance the work
of the Family Support Unit in Family mediation, data
collection and monitoring...
Click here to read the full story
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