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Senator Peter Coleman Not Under Probe by Special Task Force

Monrovia – The Special Presidential Task Force set up to probe the Global Witness corruption report implicating current and former officials of government says contrary to speculations, Sen. Peter Coleman is not undergoing any probe that it is spearheading.

The Minister of State without Portfolio, and Chairman on the Special Presidential Task Force, Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa insists that Sen. Peter Coleman is not a subject of any investigation conducted by the Task Force.

Minister Koffa clarifies that his visit to the office of the Senator on Wednesday (May, 25, 2016) morning was on a private medical ground.

“The Senator is not under any probe. Sen. Coleman is not a subject of any investigation conducted by the Task Force,” he said.

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