Papua New Guinea's police minister claims there's a plot involving the former prime minister to have him arrested.
Bryan Kramer. Photo: RNZ Pacific/ Koroi Hawkins
Bryan Kramer said high ranking police officers were plotting his arrest after a complaint by the former Prime Minister Peter O'Neill.
Writing on Facebook on Tuesday, Mr Kramer said he had received intelligence reports detailing the plot, although he has not released them.
Mr Kramer said they include a complaint filed by a journalist who he claimed to have exposed accepting payments from an MP.
The police minister said he would not be going into hiding and would make himself available for police interviews.
"Since taking office, I have declined police close protection, police escort or even a designated driver," he said.
"I regularly get asked about the risks that come with what I do, my response has always been and will continue to be I have no question of doubt I will eventually get killed for what I do.
"It goes without saying when you get in the way of those stealing billions in public funds, they will do whatever it takes to get rid of you."
Mr Kramer last week replaced police commissioner Gary Baki and his two deputies, prompting Mr Baki to apply for a restraining order against the move.
