Families of Fallen Cops to be to Compensated by Government

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As part of its initiative to combat crime in the country, the government has decided to make available funds to compensate all Police men who get injured or die in the course of their work.

Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia brought this to bare during the funeral of the late Emmanuel Ashilevi who was killed by armed robbers during the discharge of his duty at Kwabenya Police station.

He stated that all police men would receive an equal package devoid of which ever rank the Officer holds when he/she dies in the line of their duty and added that payment would cover all personnel who applied for compensation from 2002 till date.

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