Gregory O.W. Coleman
Hon. Gregory O.W. Coleman is the Inspector General of the Liberian National Police and has been in the news for his role in signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Cuttington University to enhance campus security through the establishment of a dedicated police station and collaborative capacity building initiatives.
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Liberia:
Liberia’s Inspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman has described the drug situation as a national security crisis.
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Liberia:
Inspector General Coleman alleged publicly that individuals connected to the narcotics investigations had been financing certain media institutions to influence public opinion.
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Liberia:
Inspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman described the trafficking operation as evidence of a serious national security challenge requiring a coordinated government response.
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Liberia:
Inspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman claimed that drug trafficking organizations had infiltrated sections of the Liberian media.
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Liberia:
Gregory O.W. Coleman is the Inspector General of Police who made allegations about drug trafficking organizations influencing the media.
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Liberia:
Inspector General of Police Gregory O. W. Coleman disclosed that Deputy Commissioner Dean has not been directly implicated in the drug trafficking operation.
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Liberia:
Police Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman stated that King and GLS were indicted for allegedly facilitating the cocaine shipment.
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Liberia:
Police Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman announced the criminal charges against the suspects.
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Liberia:
The investigation conducted under the authority of Inspector General Gregory O.W. Coleman found no evidence to support the claim.
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Liberia:
CSP Siaffa expressed his profound gratitude to Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman for the opportunity to participate in the training.
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