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The Inspector General of the National Police Service Japhet Koome has resigned. His resignation comes in the wake of mounting public pressure that held him culpable for police brutality that was characterized by abductions, injuries and killings when dealing with the anti Finance Bill 2024 protestors.
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Japhet Koome resigns as Inspector General of the National Police
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