In a move to strengthen information
gathering for crimes management and control, the Inspector-General of
Police, Mohammed Abubakar has approved the release of a new email address that
will enable members of the public communicate directly with his office.
In statement signed by the Deputy Force Public Relations, Frank Mba the Inspector General tagged the email address as policemonitor@npf.gov.ng.
The conditions spelt for the use of the email by the general public according the statement include; ➢ when providing information on the activities of criminal groups, terror gangs or other forms of organized crimes such as armed robbery, human trafficking and kidnapping
Others are; when reporting matters relating to national security, advanced fee fraud, cases of breach of public peace, electoral offenses and when providing information on corruption or reporting the conduct of Police personnel and other law enforcement agents
The IGP however appealed to potential users of the email to ensure the integrity of their information and avoid providing false and misleading information to the Force, warning that established cases of deliberate falsehood or intentional misrepresentation of facts may attract reprimand and outright prosecution in courts of law.
In statement signed by the Deputy Force Public Relations, Frank Mba the Inspector General tagged the email address as policemonitor@npf.gov.ng.
The conditions spelt for the use of the email by the general public according the statement include; ➢ when providing information on the activities of criminal groups, terror gangs or other forms of organized crimes such as armed robbery, human trafficking and kidnapping
Others are; when reporting matters relating to national security, advanced fee fraud, cases of breach of public peace, electoral offenses and when providing information on corruption or reporting the conduct of Police personnel and other law enforcement agents
The IGP however appealed to potential users of the email to ensure the integrity of their information and avoid providing false and misleading information to the Force, warning that established cases of deliberate falsehood or intentional misrepresentation of facts may attract reprimand and outright prosecution in courts of law.
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