IPNEWS: The Civil Society Network of Liberia (CSNL) has described as false and misleading allegations from the Inspector General of the Liberia National Police (LNP), Col. Patrick Sudue that Deputy Inspector General of Police for Crime Services Division, Col. Prince Mulbah form an investigative decision regarding the UP-Headquarters incident that led to the death and injuries of several UP partisans. This claim of insubordination from IG Sudue is a diabolical lie intended to besmear the reputable professional character of Deputy Police Inspector General, Col. Prince Mulbah. It is gravely sinister and despicable that the Inspector General of Police, Col. Patrick Sudue will engage into denigrating the professional reputation of Deputy Police Inspector General, Prince Mulbah.
According to the Group’s EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Sensee Kiadii, it strongly believes that Col. Prince Mulbah will not take decision regarding the investigation of alleged crimes, and/or the forwarding of an alleged criminal to court without the knowledge of the Inspector General of Police. Investigation conducted by the CSNL reveals that the perpetrators of the UP-Headquarters incident was investigated, and the investigative report was made available to the leadership of the LNP, including Inspector General, Patrick Sudue. The investigative report provided by Col. Prince Mulbah was what informed the LNP Press release presented by Police Spokesperson, Moses Carter regarding the UP-Headquarters incident.
Furthermore, claims by the CDC- Council of Patriots that Deputy Inspector General Prince Mulbah orchestrated the escape of Ms. Peaches Queen Johnson is not also false and misleading, but a concocted ploy being designed by IG Sudue to present Col. Mulbah as an unprofessional law enforcement officer. Sensing that Col. Prince Mulbah is tipped to be retained by the Boakai-Koung Government, IG Sudue had resorted to using surrogates, like the CDC-COP to blackmail the professional conduct of Col. Mulbah.
Meanwhile, the Civil Society Network of Liberia calls on all Liberians, especially President-elect Joseph Boakai not to give credence to Col. Sudue’s unsubstantiated allegations against Deputy Inspector General of Police, Col. Prince Mulbah.
