Thursday, 19 December 2013

FROM KEHINDE EMMAN ILORIN


Kwara State Police Command has assured that it has put in place adequate security measures to further protect lives and property of Kwarans during and after Christmas and New Year celebration.
The command added that it had in the recent time arrested no fewer than eight suspected armed robbers as part of efforts towards reducing crimes and criminality to its barest minimum.
Commissioner of Police in the State, CP Agoola Oshodi-Glover stated this in Ilorin while addressing journalists, he warned Kwarans to shun any act of trial by ordeals as noting that “The law frowns at it seriously.
“People should report any infractions or violation of their rights to the police; people should be vigilant and report any suspicious movement or activities to the police in the respective areas.”
His words: Some of the security measures put in place includes; “Raiding of criminal hideouts, Indian hemp joints, brothels among others, intensive motorize patrols, conduct of stop and search, intelligence gathering and swift response to and distress calls.
“Many Cyclists  operating late in the night after the stipulated 2100hrs were arrested and several motorcycles especially unregistered ones, which are suspected to have being used for criminal purposes were impounded and owners investigated while those found wanting were charged to court.”  
The police boss further advised young ones to desist from the use of fireworks and knockouts (banger) stressing that those found wanting will be arrested and prosecuted.
CP Oshodi-Glover however commended Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed for his usual support and donation of eight patrol vans tagged “Operation Harmony” for the peaceful co-existence of the people of the state.

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