By SANFROSSA MANYINDADO not be intimidated by cadres when you go out in the field to do your work, Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja has told police recruits.Mr Kanganja has therefore said he would join officers on the ground if he needed to in order to maintain law and order during and after elections.Mr Kanganja implored the recruits to ensure that their presence was felt in every locality through intensified foot and motorised patrols so as to ensure that all criminal elements were stamped out.The Inspector General was speaking at Kamfinsa school of public order maintenance yesterday when he sent out 1,230 police recruits to marshal this year’s general elections.The police recruits who began their training on April 26, this year would help to reinforce the existing manpower during elections.“This time around, we will not allow any form of anarchy to take center stage in our country and anyone who will be found crossing […]
1,230 POLICE RECRUITS DEPLOYED FOR POLLS
