Police in Rivers on Monday in Port Harcourt declared the ADC to Gov.
Chibuike Amaechi, ASP Seimeikumo Debewari, a deserter from the force.
Assistant Commissioner of Police, Administration, Mr Augustine Sanomi,
said in a statement that Debewari had ceased to be the ADC to the
governor with immediate effect.
Sanomi alleged that the officer ignored all lawful directives to see
the state commissioner of police and theInspector-General of Police
since July 10 over his role in the fracas at the state House of
Assembly.
He said the whereabouts of Debewari was currently unknown to the police.
"The commissioner of police acted on the Police Act and the Regulation
Cap of the Federation of Nigeria 1990,'' he said.
Sanomi also said the Inspector-General of Police had approved the
desertion of Debewari from the force.
Mr Frank Mba, (CSP), Nigeria Police Public Relations Officer says if a
police officer leaves his duty post for 21 consecutive days, without
permission, police act and regulation authorise the force to declare
the officer a deserter.
Mba told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on phone from Kano that
"being a deserter is an offence because the officer involved can be
arrested without a warrant of arrest''.
Mba also said that it was within the purview of a statecommissioner of
police to declare an officer a deserter in the force if he committed
the offence.
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