The Gambia Police Force is investigating officers captured in a video displaying "grossly unprofessional conduct," leading to the officers being ordered to report for further investigation by the Human Rights and Professional Standards Unit. The incident, involving aggressive behavior and insults towards an elderly man, went viral, prompting the GPF

Former police spokesperson ASP Binta Njie faces administrative cautioning for criticizing NPP supporter's derogatory remarks against Kiang people on social media, highlighting concerns of divisive rhetoric and potential security threats, while public outcry questions police action perceived as unjustified.

The Gambia Police denies arresting or questioning former spokesperson Binta Njie over a social media post reacting to comments about Kiang. The force emphasizes professionalism and ethics, stating the issue will be handled internally following disciplinary procedures.

The Gambia Police have invited Baboucarr Bahoum for questioning after public outcry, raising concerns of selective justice. Citizen Madi Jobarteh questions police actions, highlighting unequal treatment and urging officials to uphold law, fairness, and public trust.

Hon. Lamin Ceesay, representing Kiang in the National Assembly, stands in solidarity with ASP Binta Njie against police intimidation for defending her community against personal attacks, emphasizing her right to respond and warning of potential protests against such actions.

Hon. Lamin Ceesay, representing Kiang in the National Assembly, stands in solidarity with ASP Binta Njie against police intimidation for defending their community, demanding transparency on any alleged violations and warning of protests if victimization occurs.

The Gambia Police Force addresses ASP Binta Njie's Facebook post criticizing divisive rhetoric, emphasizing professionalism and ethical standards among officers, stating administrative handling of the matter without arrest or interrogation.

The Gambia Police Force responds to ASP Binta Njie's Facebook post denouncing divisive remarks by an NPP supporter, emphasizing professionalism and ethical standards while addressing internal disciplinary procedures for the former police PRO's actions.

Gambian police summon former PR officer Binta Njie for questioning over social media post criticizing President Barrow and NPP member Bahoum's disparaging remarks towards Kiang residents. Njie defended her community's dignity, refused to delete tweet, and faces administrative action.

A 28-year-old Gambian asylum seeker was arrested in Schopfheim, Germany, after roaming the streets naked, disrupting traffic, and resisting police officers. Three officers sustained minor injuries during the arrest, with authorities attributing his behavior to a "mental state of emergency."

Ousainou Bojang's murder trial in Gambia continues as he faces charges of fatally shooting two police officers, with his defense pushing for access to his smartphone and diary for evidence, citing issues with password and device condition.

Police in The Gambia summoned diehard supporter Baboucarr Bahoum for questioning over social media remarks post-election, citing potential to incite division. Released on bail, Bahoum defended his statements, emphasizing commitment to President Barrow and NPP. Authorities stress responsible civic engagement for national

Ousainou Bojang, accused of killing two police officers in 2023, claims innocence in court, stating police should find real killers. Alleges mistreatment by Anti-Crime Unit, seeks return of seized items. Defense counsel requests for evidence disclosure.

Ousainou Bojang maintains innocence in trial for fatally shooting two Gambia Police Force constables in 2023, urging Anti-Crime Unit to identify real perpetrator. Accused of shooting officers at Sukuta traffic lights, Bojang faces charges alongside his sister; trial highlights allegations of police

A 26-year-old man from The Gambia was arrested in Malta after police found cocaine and cannabis sachets in his possession. The man was apprehended in St Julian's and resisted arrest, causing minor injuries to an officer. He is set to be charged in court.

Police in Ogun State, Nigeria, rescued seven people being trafficked to The Gambia, detaining the driver and other passengers. The victims, aged 18-25, were found in a government vehicle and are now under investigation for suspected human trafficking.

Senegalese man allegedly defrauded of 2 million francs CFA possessing evidence, urges discreet handling by police and NIA to prevent escalation and maintain good relations between countries, suggesting media caution to avoid exaggerated reporting.

The Gambia Police warns commercial drivers against unauthorized fare hikes, as reports show rates exceeding approved levels on the Serekunda-Brikama route. Officers are instructed to monitor and take action, urging the public to report violations to ensure fair transport practices.

Maltese police arrest Gambian national Camara Sambou for drug trafficking in Paceville, a nightlife hotspot. Sambou allegedly attempted to sell cocaine and cannabis, resisted arrest, causing minor injuries to an officer. Remanded in custody after pleading not guilty in court. Case ongoing.

Police revealed that a reported armed robbery at a Forex bureau in Gambia was staged by a complainant who is now a suspect, attempting to mimic the recent Access Bank robbery; the suspect admitted to fabricating the incident and faces charges.

The Inspector General of Police in a press conference warned that vehicles without number plates will be impounded and fined heavily to combat lawlessness on the roads, citing security risks and criminal activities involving unregistered vehicles.

The Inspector General of Police issued a warning that vehicles without number plates will be impounded and fined heavily to curb lawlessness on the roads, emphasizing the security risks posed by unregistered vehicles in criminal activities.

IGP Seedy Muktar Touray addressed recent security concerns at a press conference, emphasizing the GPF's commitment to security following alleged robberies in Banjul. He acknowledged criticism and pledged to resign if unable to protect lives and property.

IGP Seedy Muktar Touray addressed recent security concerns at a press conference, pledging the GPF's commitment to safeguarding The Gambia despite criticism, promising to resign if unable to fulfill duty of protecting lives and property.

Guinea-Bissau extradited Ansumana Jarju to The Gambia for his alleged involvement in a 2025 armed robbery at an Access Bank branch, following the ECOWAS Police Cooperation Agreement. This extradition highlights regional collaboration in combating transnational crime within West Africa.

Armed robbery incidents on the rise in The Gambia, with recent attacks in broad daylight targeting police officers. Despite increased daringness, police swiftly arresting alleged robbers. Public, police, and judiciary urged to collaborate to ensure citizen safety and swift justice.

Gambia Police Force arrests suspects in Banjul armed robbery at El Hella Shop, recovering stolen money, vehicles, and making related arrests in Guinea-Bissau; investigations ongoing to link suspects to other robberies. Public urged to report any suspicious activity.

- Advertisement - By Olimatou Coker The Gambia Police Force Sunday evening tracked down a BMW sedan believed to have been used by armed robbers in a daylight attack on a shop in Banjul where they made away with at least a million dalasis. Police spokesman Modou Musa Sisawo said operatives arrested the owner of a vehicle that was believed to have been involved in the armed robbery at El Hella Shop on Daniel Goddard Street Sunday morning. - Advertisement - He also said preliminary findings indicate that two suspects, one wearing a face mask and the other unmasked, arrived in an ash-colored BMW with no number plate, parked opposite the shop.

A brazen armed robbery at El-Hella shop on Hegan Street in the capital sparks security concerns among business owners, with the Gambia Police Force confirming the incident involving two masked suspects fleeing with a substantial sum of money.

Gambiaj.com – (Banjul, The Gambia) – The Gambia Police Force has made significant progress in its investigation into the armed robbery at El Hella Shop in Banjul, leading to multiple arrests and the recovery of stolen cash and firearms. The robbery took place on Hagan Street, Banjul, at approximately 09:08 hrs, when two armed individuals stormed the shop, held the complainant, Muhammed Seedy Hydra, at gunpoint, and stole D1,245,000.00 and 1,650,000.00 CFA before fleeing. Further police inquiries revealed that Amadou Wurry Jallow, a mechanic, had been instructed to drive the vehicle out of Banjul for maintenance and repainting to conceal evidence.

The Gambia Police Force has clarified that the recent murder cases reported between January 29th and February 1st, 2025, were acts of domestic violence, not random acts of violence that could be prevented through routine policing strategies. The force is committed to proactively addressing domestic violence through various initiatives, including community policing, sensitization, strengthening laws against domestic violence, and working with social services. Despite a decline in crime rates in 2024, the force acknowledges the recent incidents of alleged armed robberies at the start of 2025 and pledges to intensify efforts in crime prevention, law enforcement, and community engagement.

The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice (EFSCRJ) in The Gambia has expressed concern over the arrest and detention of Sira Touray by the Gambia Police Force. The rights group has urged the Inspector General of Police to respect Touray's rights in detention and provide a public update on the circumstances surrounding her arrest. The case has raised issues about due process and detainee rights in The Gambia.

The Gambia Police Force is investigating several alleged murder cases, including a fatal stabbing in Dippa Kunda involving siblings and another in Sinchu Malado involving a married couple. Additionally, authorities are probing a case of baby dumping in Nema Kunku and assessing damage from a fire outbreak at Brikama “Sandika” Market and GTSC Depot. The investigations are ongoing with suspects in custody and post-mortem examinations scheduled.

The Gambia Police Force recorded four suspected murder cases between 29th January and 1st February, including the alleged murders committed by Fatoumata Bintou Jallow and Haddy Boye. Police spokesman Modou Musa Sisawo confirmed that investigations are underway, with both suspects in custody. Despite these incidents, President Adama Barrow, in a recent interview, maintained that the overall crime rate in the country is decreasing.

The Gambia police are investigating the suspected murder of a Senegalese marabout, Moussa Bâ, who resided in Bansang Sukuru Kunda Allatentu. The homicide reportedly occurred on January 29, and preliminary findings suggest that two individuals, claiming to be Bâ's relatives, visited him before his disappearance and are now missing. The police have called on the public to provide any information that may assist in the investigation.

Njau Sawalo village experienced an armed robbery at a Mauritanian-owned shop, resulting in the theft of an unspecified amount of money. The police responded swiftly and are investigating, urging the public to assist by providing information that could lead to the arrest of the suspects.