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Senior Police Officer Allegedly Beaten On Order Of Sinoe County Judge Demand Justice

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A senior officer of the Liberia National Police was flogged in Sinoe County allegedly on order of the Judge of the Monthly and Probate Court in that County. Police Commander Clinton Dee filed a complaint to the Supreme Court of Liberia and the Justice Ministry against Judge Octavius B. Doe, but so far with no redress. The victim claims that since his unfortunate incident, authorities have paid deaf ears to his cry for justice.
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Senior Police Officer Allegedly Beaten On Order Of Sinoe County Judge Demand Justice

PHOTO: Police Commander Dee lying on the grounds of the Temple of Justice with complaint in hand By Garmah Never Lomo, garmahlomo@gmail.com TEMPLE OF JUSTICE, Monrovia- Some time ago, a senior offi…

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News Public Trust broke the news in on Saturday, August 13, 2022.
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