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A section of military forces assigned to police, or garrison, occupied territories, usually during a war.

In wartime operations, the military police may support the main fighting force with force protection, convoy security, screening, rear reconnaissance, logistic traffic management, counterinsurgency, and detainee handling. Military police ( MP) are law enforcement agencies connected with, or part of, the military of a state. It could be recalled that last Friday, Major General Yankuba Drammeh, Deputy Chief of Defence Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces was also sacked.An Indonesian military policeman in full dress uniform Police PRO Secka also said: "No, I don't know anything concerning these people." Beyai said: "I only know of their dismissal but not their arrest."

Tamba was arrested alongside Momodou Badjie, former Director General of the country's National Intelligence Agency, Modou Gaye, former Deputy Inspector General of Police, Lt Colonel Kawsu Camara, Kanilai Camp Commander, and Brigadier-General Omar Bun Mbye, all of them detained, since their arrest last November. This dismissal and arrest of the six security officers follows the arrest of Lang Tombong Tamba, former Chief of Defence Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces in November 2009. It would be recalled that President Yahya Jammeh on Tuesday dismissed the former IGP and the five members of the Gambia Armed Forces from the police force and armed forces.Ī family source told our reporter, who visited the families, "My father has not returned home since he went to work on Tuesday."Īnother one said: "It's true! We are told that they were arrested." Colonel Abdoulie Jatta of the Gambia National Guards. Famara Jasseh of the Army Headquarters, and Lt.

The four other military officers reportedly arrested are Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Commander of the military police, Major Kuluteh Manneh of the Army Headquarters, Lt. Family sources have confirmed to this paper the arrest of Ensa Badjie, former Inspector General of Police, Rear Admiral Sarjo Fofona, former Commander of the Gambia Navy, along with four other military officers, at the time of going to press.