The Liberian National Police has forwarded to court five protesters who were part of protests organized by the Council of Patriots on Monday, Jan. 6 in Monrovia.
Former CBL Officials Must File Over L$1 Billion Bond Each to Secure New Release
Former Central Bank officials facing trial for allegedly overprinting new Liberian dollar banknotes have been requested to pay more than L$1.06 billion (US$5.16 million) each for criminal appearance bonds to secure their second release after a new charge was added to their indictment.
Charles Sirleaf, Milton Weeks Rearrested for Money Laundering
State security on Tuesday rearrested Charles Sirleaf, Milton Weeks, and their co-defendants in the overprinting of new Liberian dollar banknotes case.
Woman Jailed for Killing Boyfriend Over July 26 Gift
The Monrovia City Court has incarcerated 26-year-old Marthaline Kollie for allegedly killing her boyfriend in Gardnerville after he refused to give her enough money for the July 26 Independence Day celebrations.
Ivorians in Pre-Trial Detention Threaten to Commit Suicide on Claim of Injustice
Seven Ivorian nationals currently in pre-trial detention at the Monrovia Central Prison have threatened to commit suicide over their long incarceration by the government.
Family of Kingsville Shooting Victim Unhappy with Charges Against Police Officers
The family of the Kingsville riot shooting victim, Abraham Tumay, has expressed disappointment in the Liberia National Police for the charges levied against officers who allegedly took part in the shooting.
Soltiamon’s Principal and Dean of Students Released from Prison on Criminal Appearance Bond
A day after they were incarcerated for flogging a female student at their Soltiamon Christian School System, the principal and the dean of student affairs have both been released from pre-detention at the Monrovia Central Prison.
Court Releases 13 Riot Suspects on Bond After Challenge from Defense Lawyers
The Monrovia City Court has released 13 of the 21 riot suspects from the Monrovia Central Prison following a protest at the Temple of Justice and a challenge from defense lawyers. Â