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Major Breakthrough: FCT Police Bust Notorious Kidnap Gang Responsible For Abductions In Abuja
Major Breakthrough: FCT Police Bust Notorious Kidnap Gang Responsible For Abductions In Abuja
In a significant achievement against rising insecurity, FCT Police operatives dismantle a five-member kidnapping gang, including a wanted kingpin, responsible for multiple abduction incidents in Abuja….READ MORE RELATED STORY HERE New FCT Police Commissioner Takes Charge Amid Soaring Security Concerns
The arrest, made based on credible intelligence, occurred at a hotel in Bassa Village. The gang’s notorious activities included the recent abduction of Joshua Eze, whose wife suffered a bullet injury during the incident.
Recovered items include an AK47 rifle, 10 mobile phones, cash, and other valuables. The suspects, having confessed to their crimes, are under investigation, with the Commissioner of Police assuring continued efforts to combat criminality in the FCT. Residents are urged to report any suspicious activities to emergency lines provided by the police.
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