_Police Launch Investigation into Alleged Extortion by Officers in Imo_

The Imo State Police Command has initiated an investigation into allegations of extortion against some of its officers. The investigation comes after a complaint was filed, accusing the officers of extorting N150,000 from a member of the public.

According to the police, the investigation is aimed at determining the validity of the allegations and identifying those involved. The command has assured the public that any officer found guilty of extortion will face disciplinary action.

_Alleged Extortion Incident_

The alleged extortion incident occurred in Imo State, where the police officers were accused of demanding and receiving N150,000 from a member of the public. The complainant alleged that the officers used their position to intimidate and coerce the payment.

_Police Response_

The Imo State Police Command has reiterated its commitment to transparency and accountability. The command has urged anyone with information about the alleged extortion to come forward and assist with the investigation.

In a statement, the police command said: "We take all allegations of misconduct seriously and will thoroughly investigate this matter. If the allegations are found to be true, we will take disciplinary action against the officers involved."

_Public Reaction_

The alleged extortion incident has sparked outrage among the public, with many calling for greater accountability within the police force. The incident has also highlighted the need for increased transparency and oversight within the force.

As the investigation continues, the Imo State Police Command has reassured the public that it remains committed to serving and protecting the community with integrity and professionalism.

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