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Police chiefs want contentious clause in the National Police Service Bill on firearms retained

By -MOSES NJAGIH | 12yrs ago

By MOSES NJAGIH

The police top command has strongly lobbied for retention of a contentious clause in the National Police Service (Amendment) Bill, which would allow use firearms to protect property.

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