The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
The Nigeria Police Force In Enugu State has confirmed that the suspects involved in the hijacking of a DAF SF Truck carrying 40,000 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) along the Ohodo-Opi Road in Igbo-Etiti LGA on May 29, 2024, were dismissed police officers.
The suspects were apprehended after a meticulous operation led to the rescue of the hijacked driver and motor boy.
Among those arrested are ex-Insp. Otache Egbe, ex-Insp. Abah Solomon and ex-Sgt. James Mamah.
The investigation led to the recovery of significant exhibits, including two AK-47 rifles, 105 rounds of ammunition, and various security uniforms.
The Police reassure that the operation exemplifies the dedication of the Force to eradicating criminal elements irrespective of their previous affiliations.
The apprehended suspects have confessed to their crimes and are under investigation by the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), with ongoing efforts to recover the stolen PMS.
The suspects will soon appear in court for prosecution.
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