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The Niger State Police Command has arrested ten suspected robbers and thugs in a crackdown on criminal gangs operating in parts of Minna. Dangerous weapons and suspected cannabis were recovered from the suspects.
The arrests were based on separate intelligence-led patrols and raid operations carried out by police operatives in concert with local vigilante groups.
The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Wasiu Abiodun disclosed in a statement on Friday that three suspects were arrested while they were allegedly trying to rob passengers in a tricycle along the Kwari-Begger/Maitumbi axis of Minna.
He said that on June 4, operatives of the Tactical Support Team were on routine patrol when they sighted a group of armed youths with cutlasses and knives.
The suspects, identified as Sadiq Ibrahim, 25, Abdulazeez Ahmed, 25, and Ibrahim Abdullahi, 26, all from Kwari-Begger, Maitumbi, were arrested immediately.
Abiodun said two cutlasses and a jackknife were recovered from the suspects, adding that the suspects allegedly confessed during interrogation that they intended to dispossess passengers of their phones and other valuables.
In a related operation, police operatives attached to the Central Police Station, in collaboration with some vigilante members, raided criminal hideouts around PZ area, Sabon-Gari, Abdulsalam Quarters, Tayi Village and Seyeno on June 2.
Seven other suspects were also arrested and two sharp curved weapons and quantities of suspected cannabis were recovered during the raid.
The spokesman for the police said all the suspects are now in custody and are under further investigation.
He added that the command also arrested one Abubakar Alfa, a suspect for allegedly being in possession of a locally made pistol and cutlass at a public function in Katcha.
The suspect was arrested by operatives attached to Katcha Division on June 1 after he failed to give satisfactory explanation for being in possession of the weapon.
He has since been transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Minna for further investigation.
Also, police recovered an abandoned Volkswagen vehicle with registration number KUJ 113 SB along the Suleja–Minna Road.
The vehicle was reported to have been abandoned near Farin-Doki for three days before police operatives from Paiko Division with the assistance of members of the community moved it to the station for safe keeping and investigation, Abiodun said.
Efforts are still on to arrest other members of the robbery syndicate and unravel circumstances surrounding the abandoned vehicle, the command said.
