Liberia: How a Police Intelligence Chief Almost Compromised Biggest Drug Case With U.S.$10k Bribe
Johnny Bolar Dean was in the circle of the Inspector General of Police, Gregory Coleman. His arrest and dismissal Thursday came as a shock, not just to investigators, but to Coleman himself. Dean, the Chief of Intelligence of Unit 106 in the LNP, has been turned over for investigation amid allegations that he accepted a US$10,000 bribe to provide favorable treatment to two suspected drug traffickers being held at Police Headquarters in Monrovia.
- ▪Johnny Bolar Dean was in the circle of the Inspector General of Police, Gregory Coleman.
- ▪His arrest and dismissal Thursday came as a shock, not just to investigators, but to Coleman himself.
- ▪Dean, the Chief of Intelligence of Unit 106 in the LNP, has been turned over for investigation amid allegations that he accepted a US$10,000 bribe to provide favorable treatment to two suspected drug traffickers being held at Police Headqua
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Monrovia — This one hit close to home. Johnny Bolar Dean was in the circle of the Inspector General of Police, Gregory Coleman. His arrest and dismissal Thursday came as a shock, not just to investigators, but to Coleman himself. Dean, the Chief of Intelligence of Unit 106 in the LNP, has been turned over for investigation amid allegations that he accepted a US$10,000 bribe to provide favorable treatment to two suspected drug traffickers being held at Police Headquarters in Monrovia.
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