Anambra CP: Record Police Misconduct, But Don’t Obstruct Lawful Duties
Anambra’s new Commissioner of Police, CP Nnanna Oji Ama, says residents may record officers to document alleged misconduct, extortion or abuse. However, he warned that recordings should not be used to obstruct officers carrying out lawful duties or to provoke confrontations. At his first media briefing, CP Ama also said the Police Command would pay the medical bills of the only surviving child among four children found unconscious in Ideani, Idemili South. Three of the children were later confirmed dead, while the survivor remains under intensive treatment. The commissioner promised intelligence-led and technology-driven policing, stronger investigations and closer collaboration with communities, vigilante groups and other security agencies. He also declared zero tolerance for police extortion, harassment and intimidation across Anambra State.
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