Veteran Journalist appointed as New LNP Spokesperson

In a recent development at the Liberian National Police, seasoned journalist Cecelia Clarke has been appointed as the new Police Spokesperson, succeeding Moses Carter.

The announcement  made by the Police Inspector General  indicated that Carter has been reassigned to another department within the Police force.

Cecelia Clarke brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having served as President of the Reporters Association of Liberia (RAL), a significant auxiliary under the Press Union of Liberia. Her background in journalism and her dedication to the profession position her as a capable communicator for the police force.

Having previously worked with the Liberia Broadcasting System, Madam Clarke's transition to Unit -122 of the Liberia National Police signals a new chapter in her career dedicated to public service.

This appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the Liberian National Police, as they navigate the ongoing task of maintaining law and order throughout the country.

In related news, there has been a notable reinstatement within the Police force, with Sam Collins returning to duty. This decision has been met with widespread support from both colleagues and the community, viewed as a positive stride in bolstering the effectiveness of the police force and fostering trust within the community.

These changes underscore the commitment of the Liberian National Police to uphold professionalism, transparency, and accountability within the law enforcement agency.

As Cecelia Clarke assumes her new role as Police Spokesperson, expectations are high for her to uphold these values and cultivate a relationship of trust and collaboration between the police force and the public.

The reorganization within the police department reflects a strategic realignment of personnel aimed at addressing the evolving needs of law enforcement in Liberia. It highlights a proactive approach to enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of the police force in serving the people of Liberia.