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State police approval, major step in improving security — Oyintiloye

Daily Post Nigeria

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June 25, 2026

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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Osun State, Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, has described the National Assembly’s approval of state police as a major step towards improving the country’s security architecture. Speaking with journalists in Osogbo on Thursday, Oyintiloye said the approval marked a historic milestone in the nation’s pursuit of a more effective, [] State police approval, major step in improving security — Oyintiloye

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Hartmann Report

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· Jul 10, 2026

POLICE STATE

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Wirepoints

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· Jul 9, 2026

Advocates: Two years after Sonya Massey’s death, Illinois police struggle to implement SAFE-T Act provisions – Chicago Tribune*

The Massey Commission makes important recommendations on policing but goes much deeper by exploring the systemic racism that has for too long affected police and community relations. The commission calls for expanding safe and equitable access to social services in Sangamon County to address systemic racism and mistrust in police. ... (T)he governor’s office has already signed off on the overarching recommendation that agencies and leaders responsible for implementation meet twice a year to monitor the process.

Independent Journal Review

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· Jul 3, 2026

Law Enforcement Ramps Up Patrols Ahead of Fourth of July Amid 'Teen Takeover' Warnings

Police departments across the country are increasing security measures ahead of the Fourth of July weekend as officials work to prevent large gatherings known as teen takeovers from disrupting holiday celebrations

South Africa Today

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· Jun 24, 2026

KwaZulu-Natal Police Ready for June 30 Anti-Illegal Immigration Protests Amid Mass Arrests

DURBAN, KWAZULU-NATAL — Law enforcement authorities have confirmed that the KwaZulu-Natal police are fully prepared to maintain public order and respond to any criminal activity surrounding the planned anti-illegal immigration protests scheduled for June 30. A spokesperson for the KwaZulu-Natal police emphasized that while citizens have a constitutional right to protest, they equally have a []

ANTARA News

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· Jul 1, 2026

Law must remain free from vested interests, Prabowo says

President Prabowo Subianto underscored the importance of impartial law enforcement, saying the law must not be used to ...

Malay Mail

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· Jul 10, 2026

Kelantan police boost security after graffiti threats, suspicious bag found at shooting range

KOTA BHARU, July 10 — Police have tightened security measures at all police facilities in Kelantan following...

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Related coverage for "State police approval, major step in improving security — Oyintiloye": Hartmann Report — POLICE STATE. Wirepoints — Advocates: Two years after Sonya Massey’s death, Illinois police struggle to implement SAFE-T Act provisions – Chicago Tribune*. Independent Journal Review — Law Enforcement Ramps Up Patrols Ahead of Fourth of July Amid 'Teen Takeover' Warnings. South Africa Today — KwaZulu-Natal Police Ready for June 30 Anti-Illegal Immigration Protests Amid Mass Arrests. ANTARA News — Law must remain free from vested interests, Prabowo says. Malay Mail — Kelantan police boost security after graffiti threats, suspicious bag found at shooting range