source: Mmegi
EPHRAIM KEORENG
Staff Writer
The Commissioner of Police, Thebeyame Tsimako has told officers who joined the service from the disbanded Local Police unit that indiscipline is not tolerated in the organisation.
The unit was disbanded after a merger with the Botswana Police Service headed by Tsimako.
Speaking in Gaborone at the Special Support Group (SSG) lecture hall, the Commissioner of Police warned the former Local Police officers that indiscipline will be dealt with accordingly. “Here we don’t treat discipline matters lightly.
Sometimes I am too sympathetic, but looking at the responsibilities placed on me, I can also be ruthless, especially to [continue reading]
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