—- As SUPT. HARRISON ARCHIE NYENATOH Declared Open General Arrests For Notorious Criminals and Drugs Dealers In Japan Freeway/ Gandersville.
Over the years, Gandersville has been a No Go Zone for peaceful citizens living in Gandersville and it’s surrounding communities, life and safety in Gandersville has been a serious challenge for many citizens since after the civil war in Liberia.
Criminals risks and drugs trafficking has been at the highest level all those years, even though we have many police station and securities checkpoints alone the streets, but this hasn’t been a solution to reducing the drugs trafficking and the high criminals risks for people living alongside the Japan Freeway/ Gandersville.
Today, residents of Gandersville are overwhelming happier and highly appreciates the Inspector General (IG) of the Liberia National Police (LNP) Gregory O. W. Coleman, for his role in providing strategic leadership and oversight for the citizens living in Japan Freeway/ Gandersville.
Since Supt. Harrison Archie Nyenatoh got assigned as CO4 at Zone 4 BASE, LPRC Police Station, his team has been working collectively to ensure that all Notorious criminals and drugs dealers in Japan Freeway/ Gandersville be arrested and forwarded to court for prosecutions, his energy brought release to the risks living in Gandersville.
Since Supt. Harrison Archie Nyenatoh took over as CO4 at Zone 4 BASE, over 50 Notorious criminals and drugs dealers has been arrested, many of them were forwarded to court for prosecutions, some are still under investigation by the Liberia National Police (LNP).
In making sure that Gandersville be a criminal and drugs free environment, the police are working day and night with a strong network in all communities surrounding Gandersville.
Those Notorious Criminals and drugs dealers can’t easily be seen in the streets of Gandersville anymore, many are in jail, some lost theirs lives behind illegal drugs, some were killed on crimes scenes, many left the country and others are no longer on the streets but living in fear because, the police still have record’s on them and they are needed for questioning.
Gandersville Is no longer at risks, citizens are living freely and no more harassment on streets, the police remain committed to enforcing the rule of law.
