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POLICE LACK PREPARATION FOR APRIL RIOTS, SAYS POLICEMAN

Solomonstar News

28 June 2007

By JEREMY INIFIRI

LACK of proper briefing and cooperation by the police resulted in the April riot.

Solomon Islands Police Force (SIPF) sergeant Leonard Kwai made this statement when testifying during the April riot Commission of Inquiry yesterday.

Mr Kwai said there was no proper briefing between the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands’ Participating Police Force(PPF)and SIPF.He said planned joint operations were never implace during the week before the prime minister’s election.

“Simple procedures were overlooked or neglected,” Mr Kwai said.

He said if procedures and joint operations were planned and police were prepared the situation at the National Parlaiment would be contained.“PPF and RAMSI really mishandled and undermined the situation at the time by taking the lead in everything, without allowing the SIPF to try and handle its own people,” Mr Kwai said.

He said the actions of the PPF towards the crowd only intensified the situation.“People were already frustrated when they heard the Prime Minister’s election result. But the way PPF handled the situation caused people’s frustration to grow even more.”Mr Kwai was off duty at the time of the riot and was among the crowd at the National Parliament that day.

“From what I saw, PPF and RAMSI were the forefront of operations and did not involve the local police.“If the local police handled the situation it would possibly resulted in a much orderly way - changing the outcome of the day.”

He said it was only when violence started that SIPF became involve but by then it was already too late.“The local police were left out in most of the operations until the situation worsen,” Mr Kwai said.

He said had the officers worked under a certain command what happened on April 18 would not eventuate.“We would have prevented it at every course,” Mr Kwai said.The riot inquiry is set up to identify the causes of the riot, why it happened, who was involved, what events took place during the riot and ways to prevent it happening in future.The hearing continues.

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