Police arrest suspected burglars in Jigawa

<p>The Nasarawa State Police Command has arrested a total of 26 suspects for different crimes within the state.</p>, <p>The officers stormed the kidnappers’ hideout located at Ambaka village of Farin Ruwa Development Area, Wamba LGA, where the arrests were made.</p>, <p>He said the arrest was due to the proactive approach to crime fighting adopted by the Command, as part of measures to ensure that the state is peaceful and crime-free.</p>, <p>”My lord, life was not easy for me in the past 18 years since I got married to Christiana. In fact, she regularly comes to my place of work to cause mayhem and harass me.</p>, <p>The sector commander further said two male adults lost their lives in the accident while two others and a female were injured.</p>, <p>A source told DAILY POST “the decomposing corpses are suspected to be those of bandits’ informants, the corpses were discovered by teenagers who went to rear cows on Sunday afternoon.”</p>, <p>According to him, “the police on Monday at about 2215hrs arrested 27-year-old Ibrahim Abdullahi of Na’ibawa quarters, Kano State, in possession of one stolen Jincheng Ladies Motorcycle, belonging to one Engr. Abdulaziz Nakore of Aminu Inuwa Housing Estate Danmasara Quarters Dutse LGA”</p>, <p>”Besides, he hasn’t been paying the children’s school fees. Furthermore, I went to Akinyemi’s office because he was unreachable for long and the children needed something.”</p>, <p>The PPRO said part of the recent achievement was the arrest of 10 suspected kidnappers nabbed on May 23 following credible intelligence made available to a team of Mobile Policemen attached to Operation Restore Peace.</p>, <p>“The duo of Gabriel Sati ‘M’ 41yrs of Dokan Kasuwa Village, Quan’pan LGA, Plateau State and Omage Iliya ‘M’ 27yrs of Kofan Liman, Assakio conspired among themselves, went to Assakio to purchase three (3) AK47 riffles at the rate of one million, one hundred thousand naira each.</p>, <p>“On interrogation, the suspect confessed to having committed the offence; he further confessed to being amo