Police warn members of the public to stop spreading false rumours and speculations about PM17/7/2014
Police are calling on members of the public to stop spreading false rumours and speculations about Prime Minister, Peter O'Neill, and the Paul Paraka Lawyers payment saga.
The call follows the latest rumour that's been widely circulated on social media, through email and text messages that the Prime Minister was arrested last night. Police say this is not true. Police Media Director, Chief Superintendent Dominic Kakas, says people must not send or forward emails, text messages and post on social media, without confirming with the relevant authorities. He says these posts, emails and SMS are causing unnecessary fear and anxiety in the public. Mr Kakas also urged media houses to be responsible in dealing with this matter. He says everyone has a responsibility to confirm the truth and ensure such rumours are not passed onto other people. Comments are closed.
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