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Liberia National Police - LNP THE LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE IS A PREMIER LAW ENFORCEMENT INSTITUTION THAT PROTECTS LIFE AND PROPERTY.
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The Liberia National Police works to fight crime and ensure the safety of Liberian citizens

04/08/2026

LNP MORNING WATCH: KEEPING LIBERIA INFORMED EVERY MORNING WITH LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES, COUNTY REPORTS, EXCLUSIVE POLICE INTERVIEWS, AND BREAKING INVESTIGATION BRIEFS FROM THE LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE.

AUGUST 4,2026

04/08/2026

LNP MORNING WATCH: KEEPING LIBERIA INFORMED EVERY MORNING WITH LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES, COUNTY REPORTS, EXCLUSIVE POLICE INTERVIEWS, AND BREAKING INVESTIGATION BRIEFS FROM THE LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE.

AUGUST 4, 2026

03/08/2026

Thanks to our officers for a massive clean up campaign in Nimba County over the weekend.

Nimba County Police Launch Countywide Community Clean-Up CampaignTappita, Nimba County – August 3, 2026: In a renewed ef...
03/08/2026

Nimba County Police Launch Countywide Community Clean-Up Campaign

Tappita, Nimba County – August 3, 2026: In a renewed effort to strengthen community policing and promote environmental sanitation, the Nimba County Police Detachment has launched a countywide community clean-up campaign across major cities in Nimba County.

The initiative was officially launched on Saturday, August 1, 2026, in the city of Tappita, where police officers from across the county, under the leadership of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Mendin Larmie, joined residents and local authorities in a large-scale community clean-up exercise.

The campaign forms part of the Liberia National Police's commitment to fostering stronger partnerships with communities through meaningful civic engagement while promoting cleaner, healthier, and safer neighborhoods.

The Nimba County Police Detachment extends its heartfelt appreciation to the Mayor of Tappita, the Tappita City Corporation, and the people of Tappita for their unwavering support and active participation, which contributed to the successful launch of the initiative.
The clean-up campaign will continue throughout the county, with Saclepea City set to host the next exercise on the first Saturday of September 2026.

The Liberia National Police remains committed to strengthening public trust through community-centered policing initiatives that encourage shared responsibility for public safety, environmental stewardship, and sustainable community development.

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Liberia National Police
Press and Public Affairs Division

03/08/2026

LNP MORNING WATCH: KEEPING LIBERIA INFORMED EVERY MORNING WITH LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES, COUNTY REPORTS, EXCLUSIVE POLICE INTERVIEWS, AND BREAKING INVESTIGATION BRIEFS FROM THE LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE.

AUGUST 3, 2026

The Liberia National Police has turned over equipment seized during the enforcement of the Anti-Noise Pollution Regulati...
31/07/2026

The Liberia National Police has turned over equipment seized during the enforcement of the Anti-Noise Pollution Regulations to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa Donates Office Furniture to Strengthen Liberia National Police Gender Affairs SectionThe ...
31/07/2026

Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa Donates Office Furniture to Strengthen Liberia National Police Gender Affairs Section

The Liberia National Police (LNP) has received an assortment of office furniture from the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa (GPFA) to enhance the operations of its Gender Affairs Section.

The donation comprises an executive desk, executive chair, standard office desk, visitors' chairs, a semi-executive desk, a semi-executive chair, and an air conditioner. The items are expected to improve the Section's working environment and strengthen its capacity to provide quality services to survivors of gender-based violence and other vulnerable members of society.

Presenting the donation on behalf of the Foundation, GPFA Administrative Director Meliva O. Bright said the gesture underscores the Foundation's commitment to supporting institutions that advance justice, peace, and the protection of the rights of women, children, and other vulnerable groups. She emphasized that the donation reflects the Foundation's continued partnership with the Liberia National Police in promoting a safer and more inclusive society.

Receiving the items on behalf of Inspector General of Police Gregory O. W. Coleman, Deputy Inspector General for Administration William K. Mulbah expressed sincere appreciation to the Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa for its generous support.
He described the donation as both timely and impactful, noting that the furniture and equipment will significantly improve the operational efficiency and working conditions of the Gender Affairs Section.

Deputy Inspector General Mulbah further called on other philanthropists, corporate institutions, and development partners to emulate the Foundation's exemplary support by partnering with the Liberia National Police in its ongoing efforts to deliver professional, responsive, and people-centered policing services across Liberia.

Issued by
Liberia National Police
Press and Public Affairs Division

31/07/2026

POLICE DIALOGUE WITH INSP. RALPH YANCY

JULY 30, 2026

Inspector General of Police, Hon. Gregory O. W. Coleman, looks on as a massive quantity of co***ne recently seized by th...
30/07/2026

Inspector General of Police, Hon. Gregory O. W. Coleman, looks on as a massive quantity of co***ne recently seized by the Joint Security is set ablaze, reaffirming the Liberia National Police's unwavering commitment to combating drug trafficking and protecting the nation from the menace of illegal drugs.

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