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    Kogi Police Clamp Down on Car Theft, Recover Stolen Toyota Coaster Bus

    National UpdateBy National UpdateJanuary 26, 2025Updated:January 26, 2025 Crime No Comments2 Mins Read
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    By Friday Idachaba, Lokoja

    In a decisive operation, the Kogi State Police Command has arrested a suspected car thief, Nnamdi Osita, aged 39, and recovered a Toyota Coaster Bus allegedly stolen from Nyanya, Abuja, over a year ago.

    The cream-colored bus, bearing Registration Number GWA 488 ZD, was flagged down by operatives on Thursday, January 23, along the Abuja-Lokoja highway after intelligence reports indicated its movement in the area.

    The Police Public Relations Officer for the Kogi Command, SP William Ovye Aya disclosed that the arrest was a collaborative effort between the operatives of ‘B’ Division Lokoja and other security agencies.

    “Our swift action underscores the commitment of the newly appointed Commissioner of Police, CP Miller Gajere Dantawaye, to eradicating criminal elements from Kogi State,” Aya stated.

    He noted that the CP had issued a directive upon assumption of office, charging officers to strengthen security efforts and maintain a zero-tolerance policy against crime.

    “The arrest and recovery are proof of our dedication to ensuring the safety of lives and property. We are working tirelessly in synergy with other security agencies to make Kogi State secure,” Aya said.

    The CP also appealed to the public for their cooperation, urging them to provide credible and timely information to assist in clamping down on criminal activities across the state.

    The ongoing investigation seeks to uncover the circumstances surrounding the theft and determine any accomplices involved in the crime.

    This operation is part of a broader effort by the Kogi State Police Command to restore public trust and bolster security within the state.

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