Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practitioners in the Ashaiman Municipality has called on Mrs Elizabeth Mills- Robertson, Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) to intensify night patrols in the municipality.
The practitioners stated that the patrols would address lawlessness in Ashaiman.
They made the call in a press release congratulating Mrs Mills-Robertson for her appointment as the first acting woman IGP.
The release which was signed by Mr Gabriel Atsu and Mr Kingsley Kutiame, ADR practitioners expressed the hope that the appointment of the IGP would bring more discipline into the police service.
It further expressed the belief that the appointment would also enhance ADR mechanism in the country as well as contribute efficiently in ensuring the country's security.
GNA
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