Seventy-two OICs transferred

Seventy-two OICs transferred

January 4, 2019   03:49 pm

Seventy-two police Officers-in-Charge (OICs) have been transferred with immediate effect, the police media spokesperson’s office stated.

The transfers have been implemented in accordance with the instructions of the Inspector General of Police and the National Police Commission.

Reportedly, 27 Chief Inspectors and 45 Inspectors are among the transferred police officers.

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