Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Takes Decisive Action, Charging 116 Former Officers for Criminal Acts in Ongoing Reform Efforts PNG Bulletin ,  6th January 2024. Minister Internal Security Statement The recent report in The National regarding the charging of 116 former police officers for criminal acts is a clear indication of our unwavering commitment to maintaining a zero-tolerance policy on misconduct within the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC). In 2023, Commissioner Manning authorized the dishonorable discharge of over 300 police officers. Under the leadership of the Marape-Rosso Government, we have unequivocally stated that there will be no tolerance for misconduct or cover-ups within the police force. Those found guilty will be not only dismissed but also arrested and charged with criminal offenses. The removal of these individuals from the police force demonstrates our dedication to creating a safer environment for all citizens. We will not allow any individua...

NCD POLICE BOSS CONDEMNS GRUESOME TORTURE OF WOMEN Police in the National Capital District has condemned the gruesome torture of two women over sorcery accusations by a group of about 20 men. NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Gideon Ikumu says they fled before police arrived at the scene.   Mr Ikumu strongly condemned these criminal acts and requested the families and relatives of the two victims to provide their statements. He says from the statements, the perpetrators will be identified for arrests to be made.   Mr Ikumu says the timely intervention of Fox 304 and a Gordons police unit led by their Police Station Commander Inspector Robert Wane saved the two women. He adds, the pair were accused of practicing sorcery, held in captivity, beaten up and thrown into a fire, going by the burns they sustained.  One of the women managed to escape from her captors and ran down a hill before she was rescued by police while the second victim was found badly wounded an...