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Delta Police Command Gundown Wanted Robber in Sapele, Arrest Serial Car Snatcher in Asaba


Delta Police Command Gundown Wanted Robber in Sapele, Arrest Serial Car Snatcher in Asaba



The Delta State Police command under CP Muhammed Ali Ari has recorded another successful fight against crime in Delta state.

This was made known in a press statement by the commad on sunday, stating that, 'There was jubilation in Amukpe area of  Sapele, after a heavy gun duel ensued between the police and a notorious armed robbery syndicate, these armed robbers have been terrorizing residents of Sapele for some time now and the police has been on their trail".

The police spokes person DSP. Edafe Bright disclosed that, "The deadly armed robber met his water-lo on 26/6/2021 after a distress call was received by the Divisional police officer Sapele Division from tropical area of amukpe sapele that three man gang of armed robbers were in the house of one man(name withheld) in Amukpe Sapele. 

The DPO Sapele Division CSP Harrison Nwabuisi immediately detailed Patrol teams  to the scene in conjunction with vigilantes, when the combined team of Police and vigilante arrived the scene, the armed robbers engaged them in a gun duel which was returned by the police, one notorious armed robber who has been terrorizing Amukpe area of Sapele named Diamond ‘m’ surname unknown a.k.a FOWLBOY was gun down during the gun duel while others escaped with bullet injuries. 

The injured suspect was rushed to the hospital where he was confirmed dead by the doctor on duty. Exhibit recovered includes one cut to size locally made gun, A military camouflage Sweater and seven different phones of various make. Serious effort is on with a view to arresting the other fleeing members of the gang".

The statement also added that, On the 25/6/21, a young lady who went to get her children from school   parked her vehicle at Regina mundi, by ogbe-ogonogo market, Asaba, and went to get her children, while she was away, the suspect Chineye Nwakego ‘m’ 33yrs old of imo state, through the aid of an improvised vehicle door opener, opened the door of the Toyota Camry, after the suspect successfully opened the door, while trying to start the car, he met a steering lock, the suspect while he was  trying to remove the steering lock, met the shock of his life, when the owner of the car came out and met him in her vehicle, she quickly raised alarm, which drew the attention of passers by, who arrested him, and was about been mobbed, but the timely arrival of ‘A’ Division Asaba patrol team saved the situation, suspect was arrested and is currently being interrogated, investigation is ongoing.

The Commissioner of Police Delta state command, CP Ari Muhammed Ali, FCIA, psc+ urges residents of Delta state to avoid crime, because in the end, no criminal will go unpunished, while also urging members of the public to always caution their wards and advises them to have a honest means of livelihood instead of engaging in crimes. The CP  assures members of the public that the Command will continue to be on its toes, so that the fight against crime in the state can be sustained.


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