CENTRAL EQUATORIA WANTS MORE POLICE TO CURB INSECURITY




 Saturday, 23 June 2012 13:24

Central Equatoria Police wants to recruit more officers in a bid to
curb rampant insecurity in the State.

Central Equatoria Police Deputy Commissioner, Brigadier Samuel Jaafar
Lodu, told CRN that the force will recruit more officers to be
deployed to counties and payams.

He said the whole Central Equatoria State has 3,372 officers.

Brigadier Lodu called on citizens to report crimes committed in their
area to the nearest police stations in order for the authorities to
arrest criminals.

Last week, President Salva Kiir Mayardit, accused some police elements
to be involved in organized crime in Juba.

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