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Police Arrest 207 Suspects Over Phone Snatching, Others In Kaduna

Isaiah Benjamin by Isaiah Benjamin
3 years ago
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The Kaduna State Police Command said in line with the operational strategies of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olukayode Adeolu Egbetokun, it has recorded another tactical milestone in its relentless onslaught against criminal elements in the State with series of arrest.

According to the Spokesperson of the Command, DSP Muhammed Jalige, after raids on identified black spots following the outcry by the good people of Kaduna State on the activities of criminals within Kaduna metropolis and environs, positive results were recorded with the arrest of 207 suspects  in connection to various crimes expecially phone snatching, ATM  swapping, robbery, thuggery (Sara-Suka) and other heinous crimes.

He said the arrests were made in different locations within the city centre and a number of recoveries were made.

He added that investigations were ongoing, while some of the suspects had been charged to court, and others were undergoing an in-depth inquiries after which they will also be charged to court of competent jurisdiction.

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DSP Jalige said the Commissioner of Police has applauded Area Commanders, DPOs and Tactical Commanders for their resilience and professionalism in curbing crimes and urged them to sustain the tempo.

The Commissioner, he said, equally admonished parents to warn their wards against committing any form of criminality as they will not evade the prowling eyes of the Police.

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