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Gabon police: crime is spiking as prisoners freed

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YAOUNDE, CAMEROON — Police in Gabon say a crime wave has hit the capital, Libreville, several days after the country’s transitional president pardoned and set free over 500 prisoners. Civil society groups on Tuesday launched a campaign asking the government to give the former prisoners more support and for freed prisoners to be law-abiding citizens. General Jean Germain Effayong Onong, commander in chief of Gabon's Penitentiary Administration, …

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Gabon police: crime is spiking as prisoners freed

YAOUNDE, CAMEROON — Police in Gabon say a crime wave has hit the capital, Libreville, several days after the country’s transitional president pardoned and set free over 500 prisoners. Civil society groups on Tuesday launched a campaign asking the government to give the former prisoners more support and for freed prisoners to be law-abiding citizens. General Jean Germain Effayong Onong, commander in chief of Gabon's Penitentiary Administration, …

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