Government has announced the arrest of two suspects in connection with the disappearance of a ship off the Freeport of Monrovia.
The ship, Tahoma Reefer belonged to a Russian who informed the Police about the robbery.
The Assistant Information Minister for Public Affairs said the two are Bah Dickson, a Police officer and Alfred Teekay, a former Police officer.
Mr. Gabriel Williams told a news conference the two have been charged with criminal conspiracy and forwarded to court.
Minister Williams also said a Ghanaian only identified as Attah contacted the two men to assist him take away the ship since he had already bought it.
Deputy Police Inspector for Operation Gayflor Tarpeh said the LNP has sent a red notice through Interpol to neighboring countries to help recover the ship.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Foreign Ship Disappears At Monrovia Port, 2 Liberian Police Officers Linked
Government has announced the arrest of two suspects in connection with the disappearance of a ship off the Freeport of Monrovia.
The ship, Tahoma Reefer belonged to a Russian who informed the Police about the robbery.
The Assistant Information Minister for Public Affairs said the two are Bah Dickson, a Police officer and Alfred Teekay, a former Police officer.
Mr. Gabriel Williams told a news conference the two have been charged with criminal conspiracy and forwarded to court.
Minister Williams also said a Ghanaian only identified as Attah contacted the two men to assist him take away the ship since he had already bought it.
Deputy Police Inspector for Operation Gayflor Tarpeh said the LNP has sent a red notice through Interpol to neighboring countries to help recover the ship.
The ship, Tahoma Reefer belonged to a Russian who informed the Police about the robbery.
The Assistant Information Minister for Public Affairs said the two are Bah Dickson, a Police officer and Alfred Teekay, a former Police officer.
Mr. Gabriel Williams told a news conference the two have been charged with criminal conspiracy and forwarded to court.
Minister Williams also said a Ghanaian only identified as Attah contacted the two men to assist him take away the ship since he had already bought it.
Deputy Police Inspector for Operation Gayflor Tarpeh said the LNP has sent a red notice through Interpol to neighboring countries to help recover the ship.
Foreign Ship Disappears At Monrovia Port, 2 Liberian Police Officers Linked
Government has announced the arrest of two suspects in connection with the disappearance of a ship off the Freeport of Monrovia.
The ship, Tahoma Reefer belonged to a Russian who informed the Police about the robbery.
The Assistant Information Minister for Public Affairs said the two are Bah Dickson, a Police officer and Alfred Teekay, a former Police officer.
Mr. Gabriel Williams told a news conference the two have been charged with criminal conspiracy and forwarded to court.
Minister Williams also said a Ghanaian only identified as Attah contacted the two men to assist him take away the ship since he had already bought it.
Deputy Police Inspector for Operation Gayflor Tarpeh said the LNP has sent a red notice through Interpol to neighboring countries to help recover the ship.
The ship, Tahoma Reefer belonged to a Russian who informed the Police about the robbery.
The Assistant Information Minister for Public Affairs said the two are Bah Dickson, a Police officer and Alfred Teekay, a former Police officer.
Mr. Gabriel Williams told a news conference the two have been charged with criminal conspiracy and forwarded to court.
Minister Williams also said a Ghanaian only identified as Attah contacted the two men to assist him take away the ship since he had already bought it.
Deputy Police Inspector for Operation Gayflor Tarpeh said the LNP has sent a red notice through Interpol to neighboring countries to help recover the ship.
UN Police Chief in Liberia urges Ghanaian contingent to continue working for peace
The Acting UN Commissioner of Police, Mr. Maritz Du Toit, has reiterated the commitment of the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) to peace and security in Liberia, during a Peacekeepers Medal award ceremony for the Ghanaian UN Police contingent in Monrovia’s City Hall.
Mr. Du Toit commended the police officers for distinguishing themselves during training, mentoring and building the capacity of the Liberian National Police (LNP.) He further urged them to rededicate themselves to the service of humanity and the cause of peace. “Always Endeavour to go the extra mile in our collective efforts to build the peace in Liberia,” the UNPOL Commissioner stated.
Mr. Du Toit, who was assisted by LNP Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Asatu Bah-Kenneth and Head of UNMIL’s Corrections Advisory Unit, Marjo Callaghan, decorated 30 officers, including two Corrections Advisers.
The 23 men and 7 women who received medals are part of a 1,201 strong UNMIL multinational police force deployed in Monrovia. They are serving in a number of areas including Operations, Crime Services Department, Planning, Reform and Restructuring, and Leeward Counties. Ghana has been contributing police troops to UNMIL since September, 2003.
The Ghanaian police contingent in UNMIL consists of 34 UN police officers, 2 Immigration specialists and 4 Corrections officers. The Ambassador of Ghana to Liberia, H.E. Francis Adu-Amanfoh, senior UNMIL officials and other dignitaries were also present at the occasion.
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