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<p>The acting Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, has said he cannot guarantee that all police officers will behave well. Egbetokun stated this on Tuesday during stakeholders meeting at the Headquarters of the Oyo Police Command in Ibadan, the state capital. The police chief said even though he knows that some policemen will misbehave, he […]</p>
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The spike in crime rates prompted by the pandemic in 2020 cemented the backlash to progressive criminal justice reform. In the years that followed, lawmakers from both major parties passed laws that rolled back changes to the criminal justice system that had aimed to lower penalties and reduce the prison population. And in 2024, tough-on-crime […]
