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Police Boss vows to investigate the Jos Leijdekkers Allegations

FORUM NEWS SIERRA LEONE by FORUM NEWS SIERRA LEONE
1 February 2025
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By Hassan Osman Kargbo

In a recent development that has stirred conversations across social media platforms, the Inspector General (IG) of the Sierra Leone Police (SLP), William Fayia Sellu, has vowed to addressed the ongoing speculation surrounding Jos Leijdekkers, a Dutch national alleged to be involved in drug-related activities.

During a press briefing organized by the Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE) at Miatta Conference Hall in Freetown, IG Sellu provided insights that are crucial for understanding the situation; and he reiterated the commitment of Sierra Leone’s law enforcement to tackle narcotics crimes.

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As Sierra Leone stands as a proud member of Interpol, the country has access to the I-24/7 platform, which is pivotal for monitoring and sharing essential intelligence on globally wanted individuals. Sellu confirmed that this platform has not issued a red alert concerning Leijdekkers for the past four years, indicating that there has been no formal or recognized cause for concern from the international law enforcement community regarding his activities.

Despite the absence of official alerts, the Inspector General acknowledged the growing wave of allegations circulating on social media, prompting the Sierra Leone Police to take a proactive stance. “We take these claims very seriously,” said Sellu. “Our priority is to ensure the safety and security of every citizen, and we will thoroughly investigate these allegations to ascertain their validity.”

The decision of the police to launch an investigation reflects a broader commitment to maintaining public trust and transparency in their operations. They aim to verify the claims being made in the digital space, which often fuels public sentiment and can lead to unfounded panic or fear.

IG Sellu assured the Sierra Leonean public that the government remains united in its fight against drug-related crimes. “We are open and ready to cooperate with international partners to make sure that justice is served,” he stated.

His cooperative approach underscores the importance of collaboration in addressing complex global issues like drug trafficking, which can have devastating effects on communities.

As the investigation unfolds, Sierra Leoneans await further updates with a mix of concern and hope.

For many, the implications of drug-related crimes extend beyond crime statistics; they touch on the well-being and safety of families and neighborhoods.

In a time where digital narratives can easily shape public opinion, the commitment of the police to diligence and transparency remains paramount.

The outcome of the investigation could set important precedents for how similar allegations are handled in the future, ensuring that law enforcement remains a trusted ally in the community.

With a firm promise of accountability, the Sierra Leone Police seek to navigate the murky waters whilst fostering a safer environment for all citizens.

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