Police Commission approves reappointment of Shani Abeysekera

Police Commission approves reappointment of Shani Abeysekera

October 10, 2024   09:25 pm

The National Police Commission has approved the reappointment of former Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Shani Abeysekera in the Police Service on a contract basis for one year, with effect from today (10).

Speculation has been rife that Abeysekara, who retired from the service 3 years ago, is expected to lead a new assets recovery unit of the police department.

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