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In its increased efforts to combat criminal activity in the state, the Imo State Police Command has seized weapons and illegal narcotics and detained 25 individuals in various criminal activities.
According to a news release from the Command’s spokesperson, Henry Okoye, the police had detained 25 people for crimes that included drug sales, child trafficking, cultism, armed robbery, and kidnapping.
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According to Okoye, throughout the course of the investigations, officers found 35 bags of suspected cannabis sativa weeds, two cars, three motorcycles, four assault guns, and 25 cartridges.
Suspected stolen metal roofing sheets and other damning exhibits are among the other items found.
Suspected gang members that terrorize Njaba LGA are among the most prominent individuals apprehended. Ezemonye Orji, 32, of Edda, Afikpo, Ebonyi State; Eririogu Chukwuebuka, 28, of Egwuede Atta, Njaba LGA; Kelechi Michael, 28, of Ubowuala, Emekuku, Owerri North LGA; and three other people are the suspects.
The suspects are accused of kidnapping and armed robbery in addition to the 2021 killings of HRH Eze Durueburuo of Okwudo Autonomous Community and HRH Eze Sampson Osunwa, the traditional ruler of Ihebinowere Autonomous Community, both in Njaba LGA.
According to the announcement, “one AK-47 rifle, three magazines, thirty rounds of live ammunition, one pump-action gun, seven cartridges, and criminal charms were recovered from them.”
According to the Police Spokesperson, another development occurred when Command agents, acting on reliable information, stopped an ash-colored Ford J5 bus in Nkweshi, Oguta LGA, and detained two suspected drug dealers who were transporting a substantial amount of illegal drugs to suspected criminal networks in Eziorsu within the LGA.
He also disclosed that around 1,200 kg of illegal substances and suspected cannabis sativa were found.
Similarly, based on reliable information, agents detained Ezeh Chinonso Ugochukwu, M, 31, a well-known criminal ganag leader on the Command’s wanted list, at the intersection of Nnebukwu and Orsu Obodo in Oguta LGA. His admission resulted in the dismantling of a camp in Orsu Obodo that was thought to be owned by ESN. Twenty-two (22) rounds of live ammunition, one AK-47 rifle, one LAR rifle, and one pump-action gun were found.
The suspect reportedly admitted that his syndicate had killed innocent people, including a young woman who was pregnant and a preacher.
According to the announcement, “all suspects and exhibits are currently in custody for a thorough investigation and will be charged to court accordingly in accordance with the rule of law.”
Okoye added that the newly promoted Commissioner of Police, Aboki Danjuma, assured the people of the State of the Command’s unwavering commitment to dismantling criminal organizations and maintaining public safety.
In order to promote proactive policing, he also used the platform to encourage citizens to be alert and report suspicious activity by calling 0803 477 3600. This would help the police and other security organizations with timely and useful information.
