Police Arrest Four Suspected Robbers.

Detectives from the Rivers state police command today, February 9, at about 5.am stormed a criminal hideout in a slum called Ibadan Waterfront in Port Harcourt, the state capital.
Ahmad Muhammad, the police public relations officer said officials of the command acted on a tip off that led to the arrest of four suspected criminals as well as the recovery of five AK-47 rifles.
The force spokesman said: “On Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at about 5.am, a patriotic citizen reported to the police a suspicious movement at Ibadan waterfront, Port Harcourt. A quick response on the information by combine teams of police led to the arrest of four suspects namely; Francis Anderson 38 years, Gift David 18 years, Richard Toria ,23 year and a lady, Barikwa Godspower, 32 years.”
The command recovered from the suspects five AK-47 rifles, six magazines and 120 rounds of 7.62mm live ammunition.
Other items recovered include two Toyota camry cars with registration numbers MUS 583 DF and SMK 577 BZ. He said the suspects are currently undergoing Interrogations.
In a related development, residents of Ojo and Badagry in Lagos state were thrown into a state of panic following a letter reportedly written to them by a dreaded armed robbery gang known as One Million Boys in the area. The letter was written to the residents in retaliation for the arrest of some of their gang members after an operation in the area.

Also, a 32 year old pastor, Titus Onwuchekwa, who hails from Umuahia, Abia statewas paraded alongside one Felix Osas, a suspected robber who sold a stolen car to the pastor.


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