Suspension of Two Officers by LNP Following Unlawful Entry Incident
The Liberia National Police suspended two officers for illegally entering a vehicle belonging to Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah. The investigation led to suspensions for Chief Inspector Frank P. Banda and Sergeant Sam C.F. Karbah. There are ongoing inquiries into a related theft of significant cash and personal items.
The Liberia National Police (LNP) has decided to suspend two officers following an investigation concerning unlawful entry into a vehicle belonging to Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah. The incident, which occurred at the Capitol Building on February 18, 2025, involved a gray Nissan Jeep parked near the Representative’s Wing and lacking a license plate.
Chief Inspector Frank P. Banda has been suspended without pay for two months for unlawfully entering the vehicle, while Sergeant Sam C.F. Karbah faces a one-month suspension for unlawfully opening it. The actions were prompted by reports from Honorable Yekeh Y. Kolubah, who noted the theft of cash and valuable personal items from the vehicle.
The investigation by the Professional Standards Division (PSD) revealed the loss of substantial amounts of money and various personal effects from the Jeep. The LNP has expressed a commitment to transparency and accountability and indicated that any established links to the alleged theft would lead to further investigations by the Crimes Services Division.
Additionally, the LNP has invited Jack Traore, a person of interest involved in drilling the vehicle’s door, for questioning. The Police reiterated their dedication to professional integrity and thanked the public for their understanding as they navigate these serious issues.
The suspension of two Liberia National Police officers underscores the LNP’s commitment to accountability in light of a reported theft from a vehicle belonging to a government representative. The investigation is ongoing, with further steps being taken to ensure transparency and professionalism within the force, highlighting the LNP’s responsiveness to allegations of impropriety.
Original Source: thenewdawnliberia.com
