DCEO must fight corruption with forensic expertise, not brute force
The article discusses allegations of torture against the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) in a M1.5 million damages claim and argues that the DCEO should prioritize forensic financial expertise over aggressive interrogation methods. It recommends that the DCEO recruit specialized professionals such as chartered accountants, auditors and cybercrime experts to investigate complex corruption cases rather than relying primarily on military and police personnel.
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