Angola: Police Chief Concerned About Firearms in Possession of Children
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Luanda — The deputy commander of the National Police, chief-commissioner, Paulo de Almeida, expressed concern about the use of firearms by children in schools in the country. The police officer was speaking to Angop, on the... [read full story]
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