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PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT: POLICE REDEPLOY ALL DPOS IN DELTA COMMAND

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The Nigeria Police Force says in response to complaints received from members of the public on professional misconduct of policemen, it had redeployed all Divisional Police Officers, DPOs in Delta Command. 
The Force Public Relations Officer, FPRO, ACP Olabisi Kolawole, disclosed this in Abuja on Monday at a news conference to mark 100 days of establishment of the Compliant Response Unit, CRU, (a social media platform established through which members of the public can lodge their complaints and get feedback on police officers’ misconduct).
Kolawole said, “Several officers have been redeployed from duty posts including a total of DPOs by a police command.
“The action is in response to complaints received from members of the public on professional misconduct of policemen.
“Beyond the feedback on police misconduct, the Force had reassured the public of commitment to prompt efficient service delivery.
“An ACP is also being investigated, 16 junior officers were facing disciplinary action for misconduct, while a traffic warden was dismissed.”
The FPRO explained that the platform was not aimed at castigating activities of police but to ensure international best practices, adding that from investigation, Lagos had the highest complaints with 424, representing 33 per cent, while Imo, Jigawa and Kebbi had two each.



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