The Nigeria Police Force, headed by Inspector-General Kayode Egbetokun, has successfully taken down a notorious gunrunning syndicate and apprehended over 2,700 individuals suspected of engaging in various criminal acts in the past month. The arrests of armed robbers, kidnappers, and murder suspects highlight the force’s commitment to combating violent crimes nationwide. According to a statement from the NPF, this operation is part of the intensified crime-fighting strategies under the leadership of IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun. The police have arrested a significant number of suspects involved in violent crimes, including armed robbery, kidnapping, murder, illegal possession of firearms, sexual offenses, and cultism. The recovery of firearms, ammunition, vehicles, and the rescue of kidnapped victims further demonstrate the effectiveness of the police crackdown on criminal activities. In a recent development, the police made a breakthrough by dismantling a gunrunning syndicate in the Bauchi-Plateau area, leading to the arrest of key individuals involved in illegal arms trafficking. The Inspector General of Police emphasizes the force’s dedication to maintaining law and order and urges public support in achieving this goal. The police continue to pursue justice with professionalism and adherence to the law. Gunrunning remains a significant issue contributing to violence and insecurity, especially in regions like Nigeria, where criminal groups and insurgents rely on illegal arms trafficking to sustain their activities.
Police bust gunrunning syndicate, arrest 2,700 suspects
