Dede Sophie

 A 25-years old woman and two men were arrested by police in Port Moresby at the Rita Flynn Courts for producing fake documents while going through the recent police recruitment process. The incident happened on April 5. The complainant in this matter, Assistance Commissioner of Police Human Resources Samson Siguyaru, alleged that the suspects were amongst other NCD, Central and Gulf candidates who were shortlisted for screening at the Rita Flynn Courts for cadet and regular police training. (Photograph of the police recruitment screening at the Rita Flynn Indoor Sports Complex in Port Moresby.) The shortlisted candidates were to produce original documents during the screening process, such as birth certificates, Grade 12 or higher school Certificates, National Identification Card, and Police Clearance Certificates. The suspects were amongst more than 3,900 shortlisted applicants for NCD, Central and Gulf who were asked to provide the required documents at the Rita Flynn Courts Indoor

 The Chief of the Police in the National Capital District, NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Silva Sika, said police operations in the city will be ramped up and police will be on heightened alert from tomorrow onwards after rumours of a planned protest march began circulating. Rumours and suggestions of the planned protest march began circulating over the social media with regards to comments made by side-lined Foreign Affairs Minister Justine Tkatchenko over the recent trip to London for the coronation of King Charles III. A group calling themselves the Coalition of Concerned Citizens delivered a letter to the Metropolitan Superintendent’s office today, requesting police to grant approval for the planned protest march. Mr Sika said the organisers of the planned protest march are using the social media to persuade city residents to form up at the Pacific Institute of Leadership and Governance Institute in Waigani tomorrow and walk to the National Parliament. He said the NCD Law & Or