‎Imo CP Reaffirms Imo Police Command’s Policy of Zero Tolerance for Misconduct

‎The Commissioner of Police, Imo State Command, CP Audu Garba Bosso, has reaffirmed the command’s policy of zero tolerance for misconduct.
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‎Speaking while decorating the newly promoted four hundred and sixty-two (462) Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs) during CP’s Conference held at the Command Headquarters in Owerri the state capital, the Police boss emphasised the policy of the command.
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‎In a statement issued in Owerri on Wednesday, the Commissioner noted that the ceremony marked a significant milestone for the officers, who were recently elevated to the rank of Inspectors.
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‎Addressing the promoted officers during the ceremony, the statement further said CP reminded them that promotion comes with greater responsibility and accountability.
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‎He urged them to lead by example in conduct and service delivery.
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‎The CP charged Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers (DPOs), Tactical Team Commanders, and Heads of Departments to align with the command’s zero tolerance for misconduct and unprofessional conduct, warning officers against extortion, harassment, high-handedness, and any abuse of office in interactions with members of the public.
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‎The statement explained that the directive followed the recent dismissal of three personnel found guilty of gross misconduct after thorough investigations and orderly room trials.
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‎CP Bosso emphasised that no officer would be shielded from accountability, and that supervisory officers would also be held responsible for lapses under their command.
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‎The Commissioner further disclosed that he will conduct unscheduled visits to police cells, checkpoints, and divisions across the State to ensure strict adherence to professional standards and operational guidelines.
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‎He cautioned Officers against violations of human rights, including unlawful detention, arrest by proxy, and interference in civil matters.
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‎The statement added that the Imo State Police Command remains committed to professionalism, accountability, and protection of the rights of all citizens, while sustaining the fight against crime and criminality in the State.