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Deputy Inspector-General of Police Urges Traffic Police to Uphold Professionalism and Discipline

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Deputy Inspector-General of Police Urges Traffic Police to Uphold Professionalism and Discipline

Freetown — Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Andrew Mustapha Kamara has urged traffic officers to uphold professionalism, discipline, integrity and ethical conduct in carrying out their duties. Addressing personnel, Mr Kamara stressed the need to understand and follow institutional policies, procedures and regulations.

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  • Freetown — Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Andrew Mustapha Kamara has urged traffic officers to uphold professionalism, discipline, integrity and ethical conduct in carrying out their duties. Addressing personnel, Mr Kamara stressed the need to understand and follow institutional policies, procedures and regulations.

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Sierra Leone Monitor · 27 Sept 2026, 4:14 pm

Deputy Inspector-General of Police Urges Traffic Police to Uphold Professionalism and Discipline

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