Qualified Relatives To Serve As Replacement Of Dead Cops – IGP Dampare

According to Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare (PhD), relatives who meet certain qualifications will take the place of police officers who pass away in the course of duty.

He claims that this is a component of efforts to make sure that police officers protect Ghanaians to the best of their abilities.

When he addressed at a discussion on the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology campus, George Akufo Dampare stated this clearly (KNUST).

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According to the police chief, efforts are being made to guarantee that the Ghana Police Service becomes a model for policing in other parts of the world.

Dampare talked about the necessity of analyzing the work of the service. He quickly clarified, though, that in order to avoid demoralizing service members, critiques should be respectful.

“When a police officer dies on duty, we have put new measures in place to ensure that a relative of the deceased officer who is qualified is recruited into the service as part of efforts to urge our officers to do their best in protecting the public,” 

“We want a police service of the people, by the people and for the people. We want to make the service the best institution in the country and a reference point in the world”.

Source; www.ghgossip.com