 Now, workers at the Police Service Commission have shut down the headquarters of Bojaya in a protest over an alleged takeover of the ongoing recruitment of 10,000 constables by the force headquarters. The protestant workers forced the permanent secretary William A. Law and directors out of their offices, as they declared a three-day war and strike with effect. Immediately, the workers declared a showdown with a commission management led by Mosulium Smith, a retired Inspector General of Police, whom they accused of surrendering a PSC constitutional mandate to the police.