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Police will not compromise on weapon intimidation by ethnic groups

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NCD Metropolitan Superintendent Warrick Simatab has issued a formal warning that police will not tolerate the use of weapons, intimidation, or the incitement of public fear by ethnic groups to advance their agendas. The directive emphasizes a strict stance against individuals or organizations attempting to bypass legal processes through coercive tactics in the National Capital District.

This policy reflects an effort by law enforcement to maintain public order and discourage the use of force in resolving disputes. The warning serves as a clear indication that authorities intend to prioritize public safety and hold those who employ intimidation tactics accountable under the law.

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Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG) Focuses on local arts and philanthropic fundraising events.
Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) (PG) Focuses on law enforcement policy regarding public safety and intimidation.
Read the full story at the source Post Courier (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) · PG
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