DELTA POLICE COMMAND RECORDS MORE WINS AGAINST CRIMINALS .... Arrest Suspected Armed Robbers, Kidnappers, Rescues Victim.

CP Ari Mohammed Ali

.... Recovers One Locally Made Gun Loaded With Two Live Cartridges. Ali.

.... The Command is determined to reduce crime to the barest level in the State.

The Police in Delta state, in compliance with the directives of the Commissioner of Police Delta State, CP Ari Muhammed Ali FCIA PSC+, on the need for officers and men of the Command to not only sustain the tempo in curbing crime and criminality but also on the importance of stop and search, has continued to record successes in the fight against crime and criminality.

A statement from the State Command Headquarters, signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO DSP Bright House, in Asaba, disclosed that; "on 19/08/2022 at about 0815hours, Police operatives attached to Dragon 26 and Dragon 29 while on intensive stop and search duty along Warri/Sapele road, intercepted a Volkswagen Jetta commercial vehicle with reg. no. PTN 242 TA, conveying some passengers from Sapele to Warri. 

"The team subjected the passengers to a search, during which one locally made cut-to-size gun loaded with two live Cartridges were recovered from one Aaron Uko aged 22yrs of Sapele. Suspect concealed the gun in his body close to his private part. 

Preliminary investigation," according to DSP Edafe, "revealed that he bought the gun in the year 2018 from a man nicknamed "OSE" for twenty-seven thousand naira (#27,000) and buried it in his house before leaving for Ghana. He was arrested and taken into custody and the exhibit recovered." 

"Investigation is ongoing." The statement read.

In another development, on 17/8/2022 at about 1345hours, Policemen attached to Eagle-Net patrol team while on visibility and confidence building patrol along Effurun roundabout, Warri, saw a large crowd beating two boys. The Police rushed to the scene and rescued the boys from the mob. On the spot inquiry, it was discovered that they were suspected kidnappers. A woman also accused the boys of kidnapping her 17 years old son earlier that day. The two suspects, Oti Shevire 'm' aged 32years and Amos (surname unknown), upon interrogation, confessed to the crime and led the Policemen to their hideout, where the victim was rescued, and is currently receiving treatment. Suspects are in custody and investigation is ongoing.

The CP, in the statement therefore urged residents to disabuse their minds from applying jungle justice as means to an end, as no one has the right to take laws into his or her hands, as anyone found culpable will face the full wrath of the law.

He assured Deltans that the Command is determined to reduce crime to the barest level in the State. He adjured residents to trust the process and believe in the Command as criminal arrested will go unpunished.