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Freetown’s ‘Booking’ Scheme Resurfaces: Drivers Allege New Le50 Police Payment System

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 21 Sept 2026, 4:55 pmroutine · 20/100
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What the reports say

A shadow system of payments at police checkpoints appears to have returned to Freetown, months after earlier investigations exposed the practice. This time, drivers say the collection method has changed and the new system is marked by a Le50 fee and a pen stroke on their vehicles.

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This story is part of the current Sierra Leone news cycle and may affect readers locally or nationally.

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Truth Media SL · 21 Sept 2026, 3:52 pm

Freetown’s ‘Booking’ Scheme Resurfaces: Drivers Allege New Le50 Police Payment System

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