Liberia National Police - LNP

02/06/2026

Pictorial highlights from the arrival of 20 police officers after a successful completion of tactical training in Rwanda

02/06/2026

THE MEN & WOMEN BEHIND THE BADGE
THIS IS POLICING: TRUE OFFICER STORIES

01/06/2026

Recruit Ralph Yancy, a respected broadcast journalist and community leader from Caldwell one of Liberia’s oldest settlements , has joined the Liberia National Police (LNP), bringing with him a wealth of experience in communication, community engagement, and public service.

His decision to serve as a police officer reflects growing confidence in the vision of Inspector General of Police Gregory O. W. Coleman, whose leadership continues to attract professionals from diverse fields into the LNP.
Yancy’s recruitment highlights the Inspector General’s commitment to building a modern, professional, and community-oriented police force by tapping into the skills and expertise of qualified Liberians dedicated to national service.
Congratulations RALPH!

01/06/2026

01/06/2026

Live from the Roberts International Airport the arrival of 20 officers of the Liberia National Police following eight months of tactical training in Rwanda.
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01/06/2026

Live from the Roberts International Airport the arrival of 20 officers of the Liberia National Police following eight months of tactical training in Rwanda.

01/06/2026

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JUNE 1, 2026

30/05/2026

RECRUIT DIAMOND EDDIETTA ROBERTS

Recruit Diamond Eddietta Roberts is a proud recruit of the Liberia National Police and a graduate of AME Zion University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Law Enforcement.

Driven by a lifelong passion for public service, Recruit Roberts has always dreamed of serving her beloved country with integrity, dedication, and professionalism. Her journey into law enforcement represents not only a personal achievement, but also the growing empowerment and inclusion of educated women within the Liberia National Police.

As she prepares to graduate alongside fellow recruits from the Liberia National Police Training Academy, her accomplishment stands as a symbol of the ongoing professionalization of the Liberia National Police. Her educational background reflects the institution’s commitment to building a modern police force grounded in knowledge, discipline, and community-centered policing.

Recruit Roberts’ story also highlights the increasing role of women in law enforcement. She represents a new generation of female officers who are breaking barriers, inspiring young girls, and demonstrating that women continue to make meaningful contributions to national security and public safety.
Educated, determined, and committed to service, Recruit Diamond Eddietta Roberts represents the future of professional policing in Liberia.

29/05/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE ARRESTS THREE PERSONS IN CONNECTION WITH VIRAL MOB VIOLENCE VIDEO

Monrovia, Liberia – May 29, 2026 – The Liberia National Police (LNP) confirms the arrest of three persons in connection with the disturbing video circulating on social media in which a young man was seen tied up and violently assaulted by a group of individuals.

The Liberia National Police strongly condemns the act, describing it as inhumane, unlawful, and a serious violation of the victim’s rights and dignity. Mob violence and vigilante justice undermine the rule of law, place lives at risk, and interfere with the lawful administration of justice. Such conduct has no place in a democratic society and remains a criminal offense under the laws of Liberia.

Police authorities confirm that the three suspects are currently under investigation in connection with the incident, while efforts continue to identify and arrest all other individuals believed to have participated in or facilitated the attack. The Liberia National Police assures the public that all persons found responsible will be dealt with in accordance with the law.

The Liberia National Police is also taking appropriate measures to ensure the protection and welfare of the victim while investigative processes continue.

The LNP wishes to make it categorically clear that no individual or group has the authority to assault, torture, humiliate, punish, or otherwise take the law into their own hands under any circumstance. Citizens are urged to report suspected criminal activity to the police and allow the justice system to take its lawful course.

The Police further calls on members of the public to continue cooperating with law enforcement by providing credible information that may assist ongoing investigations and lead to the identification and arrest of additional suspects.

The Liberia National Police reaffirms its zero-tolerance policy against mob violence, vigilante attacks, and all forms of extrajudicial punishment. Anyone found engaging in, facilitating, or encouraging such unlawful acts will face the full weight of the law.

The suspects remain presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction.

The Liberia National Police remains committed to protecting the rights, safety, and dignity of all persons across the Republic of Liberia and to ensuring that justice is administered through lawful and accountable processes.

Issued by
Liberia National Police
Press and Public Affairs

29/05/2026

Video highlights
Twenty (20) officers of the Liberia National Police successfully completed an intensive specialized tactical training program in the Republic of Rwanda, marking a major step toward strengthening the operational readiness and rapid response capabilities of the LNP. The training reflects the continued commitment of the LNP to professionalism, discipline, and modern policing standards

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