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Liberia: Firing One Officer Isn't a Security Policy. Liberia Needs a Reshuffle, Not a Press Conference
Johnny Bolar Dean was repeatedly flagged as problematic in 2016 and 2025, and removed only after accepting a $10,000 bribe linked to Liberia's largest drug case. The article criticizes Liberia's security policy, arguing that firing one officer is insufficient and systemic change is needed.
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