Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force in their quest to tackle crimes and criminality across the country have once again recorded milestone achievements in various areas.
This was as the police warned against the antics of armed robbers after the arrest of one who pretends to be lunatic.
The Force Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said: “For instance, our operatives in Lagos State and FCT Command, having intensified their operational strategies, have successfully arrested several criminals connected to atrocious crimes.
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“Among them is the arrest of one Olaseinde Ojo, a suspected armed robber and kidnapper at Post Office, Isokoko, who disguises as a lunatic to get close to his victims and rob or kidnap them.”
The FPRO explained that it was the Nigeria Police’s responsibility as the lead security agency in Nigeria to update the public on efforts to curb the menace of crimes in our society, and also educate Nigerians on the series of antics adopted by Criminals to guide against them.
Adejobi said: “Another arrest was made along Dolphin Bridge when the police operatives patrolling that axis intercepted a dispatch rider identified as Samson Shina ‘m’ in possession of a locally made pistol and some charms.
“Similarly, operatives of the FCT command on stop at search duty around Taxi Park area, Abuja, accosted a motorcycle carrying three passengers one Usman Musa and two others, and found in their possession a locally fabricated Beretta pistol with 11 rounds of live ammunition.
“Search conducted in their premises also led to the recovery of $5,800 fake notes and other incriminating items.
“Amid rising concerns about personal safety, the Nigeria Police urges citizens to remain vigilant and prioritise their security.
“With recent reports highlighting various incidents, including thefts, defilement, and assault, individuals need to take proactive measures.
“These include being sensitive to their surroundings, especially in unfamiliar areas, and avoiding isolated or poorly lit places, particularly at night.
“Moreover, members of the public are encouraged to keep their belongings secure and to report any suspicious activities to the authorities promptly.
“By staying alert and cautious, everyone can play a role in fostering a safer society for all, and we will not fall into the antics of the criminals.”