CWFL National Vice Training Officer Highlights Community Policing Efforts in River Gee County

On Sunday, August 23, 2026, an interview was conducted with Officer Christian S. Weah, National Vice Training Officer of the Community Watch Forum of Liberia (CWFL) and SA127 Chief of the Community Servicing Section of the Liberia National Police (LNP) in River Gee County. The interview, conducted by journalist Handson C.K. Juwah, took place in Fish Town City, River Gee County, and focused on issues relating to community policing, community engagement, and efforts aimed at promoting peace and security within local communities. Officer Weah's dual involvement in community-based policing and the activities of CWFL reflects the importance of strengthening cooperation between law enforcement and communities. Effective community policing depends on trust, communication, partnership, and the active participation of citizens in identifying and addressing issues that affect their communities. Through its nationwide activities, the Community Watch Forum of Liberia continues to promote awareness, community participation, conflict prevention, and constructive partnerships that contribute to safer and more peaceful communities. The River Gee County engagement forms part of the broader effort to encourage communities to work closely with relevant authorities and community-based organizations in promoting peace, security, and sustainable development. CWFL remains committed to supporting initiatives that empower communities, strengthen public awareness, and foster positive relationships between citizens and law enforcement institutions throughout Liberia. Watch the full interview and stay connected with the Community Watch Forum of Liberia for more updates, community activities, and public safety initiatives from across the country. Media Credit Interview: Officer Christian S. Weah Interviewer/Journalist: Handson C.K. Juwah Location: Fish Town City, River Gee County Date: August 23, 2026 Media: Page Africa TV