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The Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has accused Liberia National Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman of orchestrating an assassination plot against Mulbah Morlu, the Lead Campaigner for the Solidarity and Trust for a New Day (STAND). In an official statement, the CDC claimed that Coleman is behind a scheme to eliminate Morlu, a political rival. The allegations, if proven, would represent a severe breach of public trust and raise questions about the politicization of the police force. The CDC has called for an independent investigation and demanded Coleman’s immediate suspension. As of now, Inspector General Coleman has not publicly responded to the accusations.
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