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The Osun State Police Command has launched an exercise across the state against vehicles and motorcycles operating with covered, obscured, defaced, concealed, unauthorised or unregistered number plates. The exercise is a bid to reinforce security across the state.
The operation, the Command said was in response to a directive given by the Inspector-General of Police to enhance public safety and to prevent criminals from exploiting anonymity to carry out unlawful activities.
The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi, in a statement on Tuesday in Osogbo, said the Commissioner of Police in the state, CP Ibrahim Gotan, had ordered that all Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers and officers on the field, should impound offending vehicles and carry out detailed investigations in accordance with extant laws.
“The exercise is targeted at enhancing security, improving public safety and denying criminal elements the anonymity that is often exploited in the commission of crimes,” the statement read.
Enforcement will also target vehicles with fake, improperly issued, altered or other unauthorized registration number plates, the police said, warning that such violations would not be tolerated.
“The command has therefore directed the motorist, transport operators, fleet owners and members of the public to ensure that all their vehicles are duly registered with valid registration number plates that are clearly visible at all times,” the statement added.
The operation was not intended to inconvenience law-abiding citizens but to improve the ability of law enforcement agencies to identify vehicles, investigate crimes and track down criminal suspects across the state, the statement added.
“This exercise is not designed to harass law abiding residents but to improve the capability of law enforcement agencies to identify vehicles, investigate crimes, track criminal suspects and boost the overall security architecture of Osun State,” the police said.
The Command restated its commitment to safeguarding lives and property and appealed to the residents to adhere to the directive by providing security agencies with valid and timely information.
“The officers deployed for the enforcement exercise have been directed to conduct themselves in a professional, courteous and strictly within the ambit of the law,” it said.
