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GUINEA-BISSAU: Police kill pol
DAKAR, 14 April 2008 (IRIN) - In a sign that rule of law is not properly functioning in Guinea Bissau, two policemen from different branches of the country’s police force were recently assassinated and the culprits appear to be the police themselves.
The dead body of a member of the judicial police, which reports to the country’s justice department, was dumped in front of a judicial police station on 12 April. A day earlier, the policeman who was killed had allegedly killed a policeman from the special intervention force which answers to the interior minister.
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SABC News, South Africa
10 April 2007
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Lazy police must leave the for
Charles Nqakula, the safety and security minister, has warned lazy police officers to pack up and leave the service. He was speaking at Jojweni village in Lady Frere in the Eastern Cape as part of his imbizo.
He has announced the appointment of a team of specialists from his office to work with the Independent Complaints Directorate (ICD) to probe challenges faced by Lady Frere communities. This comes after an alarming increase in cases of rape, assault and stock theft.
Villagers had also complained about alleged corrupt and ineffective police at the Dubeni police station, which services the villages. Nqakula says once the team has reported to him drastic action will be taken against the offenders.
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