The Liberia National Police has suspended two officers for unlawfully entering a vehicle belonging to Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah. Chief Inspector Frank P. Banda has been suspended for two months, and Sergeant Sam C.F. Karbah for one month. The suspensions relate to an investigation concerning a reported theft of substantial cash and valuables. The LNP emphasizes its commitment to transparency and professionalism.
The Liberia National Police (LNP) has suspended two officers due to their unlawful entry into a gray Nissan Jeep, belonging to Montserado County District10 Representative, Yekeh Y. Kolubah, parked at the Capitol Building. Strict investigations were completed on February 18, 2025, which involved the Professional Standards Division (PSD).
Chief Inspector Frank P. Banda has been suspended without pay for two months for unlawfully entering the vehicle, while Sergeant Sam C.F. Karbah has received a one-month suspension for unlawfully opening the vehicle. These decisions were made following allegations raised by Representative Kolubah regarding the loss of significant items
The PSD investigation highlighted a theft complaint involving $25,000 in cash, 2,000,000 Liberian Dollars, and several valuable items, including an iPhone and jewelry. The LNP has indicated that if any links are found between the officers and the crime, they will be referred to the Crimes Services Division for further investigation.
In addition, Jack Traore, identified as an individual allegedly involved, has been invited for questioning. The LNP is committed to transparency and professionalism, ensuring thorough investigations are conducted on this matter while appreciating public patience and understanding amid the ongoing investigations.
In conclusion, the LNP has taken decisive actions against two officers involved in unauthorized entry into a vehicle tied to a theft investigation. The suspensions reflect the commitment to accountability and maintaining professional integrity within the police force, alongside a thorough investigation into the reported crime. The LNP will continue to engage with the public as it works through these serious allegations.
Original Source: thenewdawnliberia.com
