Six FCS officers remain suspended
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At a glance
- Six officers from the Fiji Corrections Service remain suspended following an investigation into an alleged assault at the Lautoka Remand Centre.
- The suspended officers include two senior officers, a junior officer with a senior appointment, and three subordinate officers.
- The investigation's key suspect is Corrections Officer Constable Asaeli Sorovaki.
An investigation into an alleged assault at the Lautoka Remand Centre in Fiji has resulted in the suspension of six officers from the Fiji Corrections Service (FCS). The inquiry has concluded, leaving the officers' futures uncertain.
The suspended group includes two senior officers, indicating the seriousness of the alleged incident. Additionally, a junior officer who held a senior appointment in the Western Division is among those suspended, alongside three subordinate officers. The FCS has not yet detailed the specific nature of the alleged assault.
The central figure in the investigation is identified as Corrections Officer Constable Asaeli Sorovaki. The FCS has stated that the investigation has been completed, but further details regarding the outcome or any disciplinary actions beyond the suspensions have not been released.
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