On Monday, 21 October 2024, elements of the Tsinga Gendarmerie Brigade raided a place called “Sous-préfecture Tsinga” around 9 :44 pm. This operation led to the arrest of three individuals aged 24 to 44, including a lady, who make a living producing fake local and foreign currencies.
With the aim of stepping up the dynamic surveillance of road networks in the country, the National Gendarmerie plans to reactivate its Traffic Flow Control Patrols.
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GendarmerieCompany break up a gang of criminals and arrest its members
Acting on reliable information, staff elements of the Yaounde II Gendarmerie Company broke up a gang of criminals.
In a bid to curb the ever increasing number of fatal accidents on our major roads, the National Gendarmerie is stepping up its road safety surveillance system with the use of drones.
With a view to ensuring the operational readiness of intervention and law enforcement units, 182 Gendarmes from two squadrons of the Centre Gendarmerie Legion, namely 100 from the First Squadron Group and 82 from the Mfoundi Territorial Gendarmerie Regiment, are undergoing refresher training at the Advanced Law Enforcement Training Centre (CPTMO) in Awae. This will last from October 7 to October 15, 2024.
Warrant Officer NGONO Martin, head of the Nkoabang Gendarmerie Post, initiated an investigation after a tip-off that some individuals were planning to break-into the home of a school principal in the Nkoabang neighbourhood, precisely at “Bitotol 11ème arrêt”.
Under the supervision of Colonel YENDE Godfrey SAKEH, Commander of the School of Logistics in Douala, 105 Officers of the National Gendarmerie, the Army, the Air Force and the Navy attending the 7th Logistics Practical Course undertook a study visit in the Central Services of the National Gendarmerie, on Thursday, 14 November 2024.
On Thursday, 31 October 2024, the Yaounde Military Stadium hosted the football final pitting the High Command for Gendarmerie Schools and Training Centres (CECIG) and the Fourth Gendarmerie Region (RG4).
On Monday, 21 October 2024, elements of the Tsinga Gendarmerie Brigade raided a place called “Sous-préfecture Tsinga” around 9 :44 pm. This operation led to the arrest of three individuals aged 24 to 44, including a lady, who make a living producing fake local and foreign currencies.
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