Audio By Carbonatix
The Ghana police service is demanding high performance from its officers. It follows the astronomical salary hikes for personnel of the service.
To ensure no officer gives excuses for low standards, the Inspector General has introduced a handbook containing basic operational rules.
All officers are required to take a copy with them everywhere they go.
It contains tips on effective policing including how to effect lawful arrests and the rights of suspects.
Superintendent Kwesi Ofori who is in charge of public affairs tells Joy News the IGP is determined to enforce high standards in the service.
“It will afford them the opportunity to refer to issues that bother them in the course of their duties regarding traffic accidents, scene of crime, how to use lethal force, controlling crowd during rioting situations,” he said.
It is a perfect handbook that will serve a good purpose,” he added.
He hoped the personnel will read the handbook in order to acquaint themselves with the details.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana Police warns of rising human trafficking through sports
10 minutes -
SLTF starts disbursement for 2025/2026 No Academic Fees programme
18 minutes -
KGL group reaffirms commitment to tax compliance with GHS 153 Million contribution to GRA
24 minutes -
Gov’t to begin payment of 17-month salary arrears for unpaid teachers in May
29 minutes -
Government absorbing cost of fuel relief, not industry – Richmond Rockson rebuts COMAC CEO
32 minutes -
South African opposition figure Malema sentenced to five years in prison
34 minutes -
Lack of unified position on OSP harming governance clarity- Kojo Asante
35 minutes -
OSP scrapping talk raises questions over anti-corruption consistency – MFWA Boss
49 minutes -
GOIL slashes fuel prices at pumps; petrol selling at GH¢13.27, diesel now GH¢16.10
58 minutes -
Late-night eating, prevention, and the case for nutrition in primary health care
1 hour -
Efforts to whittle down OSP powers undermine anti-corruption fight – Sulemana Braimah
1 hour -
Temporary suspension of momo accounts to enhance security – MobileMoney Ltd explains
1 hour -
Article 88(4) empowers OSP to act independently – Davis Opoku Ansah
1 hour -
Tano North MCE cuts sod for ultramodern police station at Susuanso
1 hour -
Low-cost lifesaver: Rural midwife designs basket for emergency newborn transfers in Bosomtwe
2 hours