In the wake of the murder of the German national in Grand Bassa by armed robbers, the Liberian National Police has come under pressure to take concrete actions against smugglers and criminals in possession of single and double barrel guns across the country.
No Suspects Arrested Yet in Case of 9-Year-Old Victim of Ritualistic Murder
Despite efforts being exerted by police in Nimba to identify the murderer of Lee Arthur, a nine-year-old boy who was likely a victim of a ritualistic killing in late January this year, no suspect has yet been arrested.
Police Forward Two Suspects to Court in Death of German National
The Liberia National Police has sent two suspects to court in connection with the killing of a German national, Juergen Schedemamn, in Big Joe Community near Buchanan.
Boy Discovered Dead in Nimba’s Sixth District; Cause of Death Linked to Ritualistic Rites
A 9-year-old boy has been found dead in a hideout in Nimba’s sixth district, with his body partially dismembered and missing key body parts. The body of Lee Arthur was found on Thursday, Jan. 23 in Sahn Village.
Police in Sinoe Charge 26-Year-Old with Murder
Police in Sinoe have charged a 26-year-old with murder after he allegedly stabbed his peer to death.
Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with the Killing of a German in Grand Bassa
At least one suspect identified as Emmanuel Kollie, aged 38, has been arrested in connection with the recent killing of a German national working for the International Consultant Capital in Buchanan, Grand Bassa.
River Cess Man Charged with Aggravated Assault After Chopping Friend
Officers at the Yarpah Town Police depot in River Cess have charged a 43-year-old man with aggravated assault for hacking his friend. Moses Garway allegedly committed the crime when a fist fight ensued between him and the victim, David Joe, over ownership of an oil palm tree.
Judge Drops Charges Against Crane Currency for Lack of Evidence
Criminal Court C Judge Nancy Sammie has dropped charges against Crane Currency for its role in printing excess Liberian dollar banknotes in 2016 and 2017. The judge’s decision followed the government’s application to dismiss the case based on the lack of sufficient evidence to prosecute the company.