The Police Service Commission (PSC) dismisses four senior police officers and applies disciplinary measures to other personnel over alleged misconduct. According to reports, the PSC’s decision is reached at a plenary meeting and communicated through a statement by Torty Njoku Kalu, the Head of Protocol and Public Relations. In total, four senior officers are dismissed. Beyond the dismissals, the commission orders further sanctions for additional officers, including demotions for some and other disciplinary actions for others, with one report citing a range of measures affecting 31 officers. The PSC describes the penalties as responses to different acts of misconduct, and the action reflects the commission’s mandate to discipline police officers. The published summaries do not provide details of the specific misconduct allegations, the identities of the affected officers, or the locations involved. The focus across the reports is the PSC’s disciplinary outcomes—dismissals for four senior officers and sanctions that include demotions and other penalties for a larger group of officers following misconduct findings.