
Gregory O.W. Coleman
Hon. Gregory O.W. Coleman is the Inspector General of the Liberian National Police and has been in the news for his role in signing a Memorandum of Understanding with Cuttington University to enhance campus security through the establishment of a dedicated police station and collaborative capacity building initiatives.
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Liberia’s Inspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman has described the drug situation as a national security crisis.
Sens. Kogar, Chea Urge Boakai to Go After Alleged Cocaine Kingpins | NewsInspector General Coleman alleged publicly that individuals connected to the narcotics investigations had been financing certain media institutions to influence public opinion.
ALJA Urges Evidence Over Drug Cartel Claims Against Media | NewsInspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman described the trafficking operation as evidence of a serious national security challenge requiring a coordinated government response.
US$336M Cocaine Destroyed | CrimeInspector General of Police Gregory O.W. Coleman claimed that drug trafficking organizations had infiltrated sections of the Liberian media.
PUL Summons Emergency Congress | NewsGregory O.W. Coleman is the Inspector General of Police who made allegations about drug trafficking organizations influencing the media.
PUL Demands Proof Over Drug Claims | NewsInspector General of Police Gregory O. W. Coleman disclosed that Deputy Commissioner Dean has not been directly implicated in the drug trafficking operation.
Deputy Police Commissioner Hooked in Historic Cocaine Bust | News
Police Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman stated that King and GLS were indicted for allegedly facilitating the cocaine shipment.
Court Proceedings Begin US$19M Cocaine Case | NewsPolice Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman announced the criminal charges against the suspects.
Gov’t Indicts 5 in US$19M Cocaine Bust | NewsThe investigation conducted under the authority of Inspector General Gregory O.W. Coleman found no evidence to support the claim.
McGill Says Family Paid Heavy Price Despite Police Exoneration | NewsCSP Siaffa expressed his profound gratitude to Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman for the opportunity to participate in the training.
30 LNP Officers Undergo Specialized Training in Rwanda | NewsPolice Inspector General Gregory O.W. Coleman, the initiative's architect, maintains that the primary aim is not financial.
Special Enforcement Unit Delivers Big Results, Bigger Revenues | NewsHon. Gregory O.W. Coleman is the Inspector General of the LNP and expresses commitment to advancing the President’s ARREST Agenda for security reform.
CU to Get Campus-based Police Station | News
































