PPP General Secretary Clement Rohee has blasted the government for not taking ownership of the recent crime wave and its silence on the five-point security strategy devised in July.
At the party’s weekly press briefing held at Freedom House yesterday, Rohee said, “We have heard nothing further of the much touted anti-crime plan that was submitted months ago by the Commissioner of Police to the Public Security Minister who in turn claimed he submitted same to Cabinet.”
He stated that adding to the confusion former chief of staff of the GDF, Edward Collins “appears to be off on a frolic of his own formulating
