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Police arrest 11 suspected cultists during initiation

Hassan Muaz by Hassan Muaz
August 16, 2020
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The Cross River State Police Command has arrested 11 persons during an initiation into a cult on Bishop Moynag Avenue, State Housing, Calabar.

The command Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Irene Ugbo, said in a statement in on Sunday that the suspects were nine men and two women.

He said the suspects were arrested on August 14 through “human and tactical intelligence information” deployed by the state Commissioner of Police, Abdulkadir Jimoh.

Ugbo said the suspects were arrested by operatives from the Special Anti Robbery Squad and officers from the Federal Housing Police Division.

She said: “On August 14 2020, a team of SARS operatives and men from the Federal Housing Police Division through an intelligence from the Commissioner of Police swung into action and arrested 11 suspected cultists during initiation.

“Items recovered from them include talking drum, wooden gong, two kegs of concoction and a bottle of Gordon drink.

“The suspects confessed to the crime. Investigation is still ongoing to unravel other cult members.

“To this he end, the Commissioner of Police once again warned all members of any cult groups or anyone having intention to engage in any cult related activities to desist from such.”

The police command said its “Operation Murky Waters” was still ongoing and was determined to neutralise all illegal activities and those behind them.

Ugbo, however, enjoined peace-loving residents of Cross River State to go about their normal businesses without fear of any kind.

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