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Police Force pledges commitment to sanction indisciplined officers 

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineAugust 12, 2022Updated:August 12, 2022No Comments
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The dismissal of an assaulting police constable from the Cross River Police Command was to serve as deterrent to errant others.

This assertion was made in Calabar Friday by the State’s police spokesperson DSP Irene Ugbo.

The Nigeria Police Force had earlier dismissed one PC Okoi Liyomo with Force No. 524503 who was caught on camera beating a man with a machete at Ekori in Cross River.

DSP Ugbo told newsmen Friday in Calabar that police operatives who went beyond their brief of protecting lives and property would have themselves to blame.

“What just happened was a clear indication that we are ready to punish errant officers regardless of who brought them into the police force.

“Such disciplinary measures will continue within the force. I urge police officers to discharge their duties in consideration of the oath they took to protect the lives and properties of Nigerians,’’ she said

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