By Peter Kollie
Government has strengthened the operational capacity of officers of the Liberia National Police (LNP) assigned in Lofa County with two vehicles.
Police will use the vehicles to improve security operations, and police service delivery.
Lofa County Police Commander, Tarnue N. Kerkula, disclosed how the development was birthed during the County Bar Association’s District-Level Consultative Rule of Law Dialogue.
The dialogue was held at the Kolba City Council Hall in Kolahun.
According to Commander Kerkula, the provision of the two vehicles is expected to enhance police mobility, improve emergency response time, and expand patrol coverage, particularly in hard-to-reach communities.
Kerkula noted how the support represents an important aspect of strengthening law enforcement, and promoting the rule of law in the county.
He further assured residents that LNP remains committed to maintain peace, protect lives and property, and ensure public safety throughout the county.
The additional vehicles will provide logistical support to officers as they carry out their assigned responsibilities in various parts of the county.
