Police have launched a full investigation into two days of violent unrest at Fourah Bay College (FBC) that left several people injured and property destroyed, as authorities move to suspend all student...
The Family Support Unit (FSU) of the Sierra Leone Police in the Southern Region has confirmed the arrest of a herbalist accused of child cruelty and issuing death threats in Bo. The suspect, identified...
Personnel attached to the Mile 38 Checkpoint in the Masiaka Division have arrested a man for the unlawful possession of dry leaves suspected to be cannabis. The arrest reportedly took place on Thursday,...
The Sierra Leone Police have carried out a coordinated operation to tackle persistent traffic congestion and safety concerns along Goderich Street, one of the busiest roads in Freetown. The operation...
Sierra Leone Police, Kamakwie division, Engaged Residents and key stakeholders of Sanda Loko Chiefdom on Wednesday, 29th April 2026, in a significant community engagement aimed at establishing a Local...
The Sierra Leone Police have successfully mediated a peace agreement between residents of Brima Lane and Grassfield following tensions that erupted after a local football final earlier this week. The...
The Transnational Organized Crime Unit (TOCU) of the Sierra Leone Police has destroyed narcotic drugs valued at over two million United States dollars, in a major public demonstration of the government’s...
The Directorate of Human Resource Management has announced immediate transfers involving senior police officers in a move affecting regional command, training, and operational units. According to a...
The Sierra Leone Police in the Freetown-East region have intensified efforts to restore order on major roads, continuing their ongoing “Operation Push Back” with a targeted right-of-way clearance exercise...
The Family Support Unit (FSU) of the Sierra Leone Police has commenced a five-day intensive training programme aimed at improving the capacity of officers to respond effectively to Sexual and Gender-Based...
