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    Tuesday, November 22, 2016

    14 Police Officers Dissmed, 19 Suspects Arrested For Robberies, Kidnapping


    Nine serving police officers have been arrested for allegedly aiding and abetting robberies, kidnappings and other forms of criminalities in Abuja.

    Don N. Awunah, force public relations officer in a press statement issued Tuesday named the officers as: ASP Yuguda Abbah, Sgt Habila Sarki, Diphen Nimmyel, Sgt Yasan Danda, Sgt Abbas Mailalle, Sgt Bwanason Tanko, Sgt Donan James, CPL Idris Salisu and CPL Zakari Kofi.

    Awunah, a deputy superintendent of police said the officers were involved in an unacceptable professional misconduct through aiding and abetting serious crimes, conspiracy with militants and disappearance of explosives.

    The FPRO maintained that some suspects arrested and drilled named the officers as their comrades-in-crime.

    He mentioned some of the suspects as: Mayo Chadi Aliyu, Atiku Ibrahim, Ali Mohammed,  Abdulrahman Umar, Umar Daudu, Ibrahim Umar, Ibrahim Mallam,  Adamu Lolo, Suleiman Buba,  Ahmed Adamu,  Gidado Garba,  Sani Dan Alhaji,  Inusa Mohammed,  Mohammed Wari,  Mohammed Rabiu, Hammadu Abdullahi, Adamu Idi Juye and  Yusuf Abdullahi.

    Our correspondent gathered that 14 AK 47 rifles with numbers, three other AK 47 rifles with numbers etched out, one pump action, one locally made pistol and 42 empty magazines were some of the items recovered from the suspects.


    A major sting operation to checkmate corruption and unprofessional misconduct within an outside the police force -has led to the arrest of these suspects and recovery of arms and ammunition. Read the press statement by the Nigerian Police Force below;

    This unacceptable professional misconduct are categorized as follows:
    i. Aiding and abetting serious crimes.
    ii. Conspiracy with militants.
    iii. Disappearance of explosives.
    They are being paraded today before the press and the public.

    CASE I: ARREST OF NINE (9) POLICE PERSONNEL FOR UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT, AIDING AND ABETMENT OF SERIOUS CRIMES e.g. CATTLE RUSTLING, ROBBERY AND KIDNAPPING IN THE NORTH-EAST.

    SUSPECTS:
    i. EX. ASP YugudaAbbah
    ii. EX. SgtHabilaSarki
    iii. EX. DiphenNimmyel
    iv. EX. SgtYasanDanda
    v. EX. Sgt Abbas Mailalle
    vi. EX. SgtBwanasonTanko
    vii. EX. SgtDonan James
    viii. EX. CPL Idris Salisu
    ix. EX. CPL Zakari Kofi

    The interrogation and confessions of the Ex-Policemen also led to the arrest of principal suspects and recovery of many arms and ammunition:

    SUSPECTS:
    i. Mayo ChadiAliyu ‘M’
    ii. Atiku Ibrahim
    iii. Ali Mohammed
    iv. Abdulrahman Umar
    v. Umar Daudu
    vi. Ibrahim Umar
    vii. Ibrahim Mallam
    viii. Adamu Lolo
    ix. Suleiman Buba
    x. Ahmed Adamu
    xi. GidadoGarba
    xii. Sani Dan Alhaji
    xiii. Inusa Mohammed
    xiv. Mohammed Wari
    xv. Mohammed Rabiu
    xvi. HammaduAbdullahi
    xvii. Umar Adamu
    xviii. Idi Juye
    xix. Yusuf Abdullahi

    EXHIBITS RECOVERED:
    i. Fourteen (14) AK 47 rifles with numbers intact
    ii. Three (3) other AK 47 rifles with numbers etched out.
    iii. One (1) Pump Action
    iv. One (1) locally made pistol
    v. Forty-two (42) empty magazines
    vi. Three hundred and sixty three (363) rounds of AK 47 live ammunition
    vii. Seventy one (71) K2 live ammunition
    viii. Twenty five (25) live cartridges.
    In the month of October, 2016 one Alhaji Hodi Adamu, a notorious armed robbery suspect was arrested by the Police in Adamawa State. The suspect’s confession led to the arrest of two other suspects namely: Rabo Bello ‘M’ and Oliver Honiol ‘M’ whose voluntary confessions led to the arrest of the nine (9) Police personnel mentioned above for various roles they played through their actions and inactions which are considered as disciplinary infractions. The principal suspects and the dismissed police officers will soon be charged to court.

    CASE II: ARREST OF A VICIOUS KIDNAPPER/ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT AND FOUR (4) POLICEMEN FOR AIDING AND ABETMENT OF CRIMINAL ACTS IN KOGI STATE.

    SUSPECTS:
    i. Zakari Ya’uIsiaka (a notorious kidnapper/Armed Robber) Principal suspect
    ii. EX. Sgt. Musbahu Yahaya
    iii. EX. Sgt. Ugenlo Sylvester
    iv. EX. Sgt Musa Umar
    v. EX. CPL Omale Edicha

    EXHIBITS RECOVERED:
    i. One AK-47 Rifle
    ii. ONE G3 Rifle
    iii. ONE Baretta Rifle
    iv. One Assault Rifle
    v. Ten (10) 7.62mm life ammunition;
    vi. Two (2) k2life ammunition;
    vii. Two (2) AK-47 magazines;
    viii. Three (3) K2 magazines; and
    ix. Two (2) G3 magazine

    On the 16th of August, 2016 four (4) Policemen mentioned above serving with the Kogi State command were arrested for compromising and conspiring with one Zakari Ya’uIsiaka, a notorious armed robber, kidnapper and murderer who has been on the wanted list of the Police in Kogi State. The suspect confessed to having been actively involved in many armed robberies, kidnappings and murder cases within Kogi and other North-Central States. Five (5) assorted rifles and different calibers of ammunition were recovered from the suspect and other members of his gang.
    The dismissed policemen were interrogated and found to have conspired and compromised their call to duty.

    CASE III: CONSPIRACY TO SUPPLY EXPLOSIVES TO MILITANTS IN LAGOS AND OGUN STATES

    SUSPECTS:
    i. Abiodun Amos “alias” SENTI ‘M’
    ii. Ex-SGT Laibi Opakegba ‘M’

    Ex-SGT Laibi Opakegba was intercepted discussing with one Abiodun Amos “alias” SENTI on how to source and supply red dynamite to militants. The said Abiodun Amos, a 43 year old militant who is a native of Ese-Odo L.G.A of Ondo state was arrested at the bank of Majidun River in Ikorodu area of Lagos State while in possession of two (2) AK-47 rifles. He named other members of his militant group.

    Thank you and God bless.

    DCP. Don N. Awunah fsi,
    Force Public Relations Officer
    Force Headquarters
    Abuja.

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