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FCT Police Launches Massive Attacks On Criminals, Parades 34 Suspects

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The efforts to close up security gaps in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) received a boost on Monday when the Police Command paraded 34 suspects for allegedly operating various criminal syndicates in Abuja and its environs.

Parading the suspects at the FCT Police Command headquarters, the Commissioner of Police (CP) Wilson Inalegwu said the “tremendous achievement in combating crime” in the capital city has been successful in the last couple of weeks due to the proactive intelligence gathering and strategic deployment of personnel, coupled with information received from the public.

He said the command leadership met with estate developers who were advised to besides giving police timely information on identified criminals, their hideout, also take time to secure their domicile by erecting perimeter fences around their estates.

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Yobe Police Parades 3 Suspects Over Illegal Possession Of Firearms

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Police in Yobe State yes­terday paraded three sus­pects in connection with cases of extortion, crimi­nal intimidation and ille­gal possession of arms.

Parading the suspects at the Police Headquar­ters, along Gashua road in Damaturu, the com­mand’s public relations officer, PPRO, ASP Toyin Gbadegesin, said 40-year-old Kachalla Bukar was cut in possession of fire arms, in contravention of Sections 292 and 397 of the Panel Code Law of the country.

The PPRO said the fire­arms in his possession was English-made double-barrel gum with seven cartridges of live ammu­nitions which he used as instrument of intimida­tion to extort money from victims.

ASP Gbadegesin also said the suspect has alleg­edly extorted N2,155,000 from 22 victims.

The offences of illegal firearms and criminal trespass with intent to commit felony, the PPRO revealed, is a join act in­volving Mustapha Mo­hammed who was caught armed with a locally-made short gun given to him by Buji Alhaji Liman, the prime suspect.

The act, according to the police spokesman, contravenes CAP “F” 28 fire Arm Act Sections 344, 95 and 207 of the Panel Code law of Nigeria.

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