DPO EDUCATES CATHOLIC MEN ON BAIL PROCEDURES, OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES.(PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 DPO EDUCATES CATHOLIC MEN ON BAIL PROCEDURES, OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES By Juliana Nwachukwu The Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Central Police Station,  Onitsha, Anambra State, Mr. Rabiu Garba has educated the Catholic Men Organization (CMO),  of St. Augustine's Catholic Parish, Omeife 3'3, Nkwelle-Ezunaka, Oyi Local Government Area, on bail condition and other issues. Speaking as a guest lecturer, the DPO disclosed that there are three types of bails which the public should be aware of and know when they are applicable. According to him the three included, Police bail, Court bail and Appeal court bail, stating that in the police bail case, that bail is free.  "Bail is free in the police bail and any rank and file that insists on money for bail, try and get to the DPO. There is no section of the law that authorized police to take bribe. "However, because of the meagre salary payment some take home, they take bribe at their own risk . Also if you are not granted
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COVID-19: FRSC ARRESTS 396 VEHICLES FOR SOCIAL DISTANCING VIOLATION.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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Niger state gets new FRSC sector commander
    The Federal Road Safety Corps has arrested a total of 396 vehicles conveying over 2,422 passengers in the general operation area of its 12 Zonal Commands across the country, for indiscriminate violation of Presidential directives on physical distancing in vehicles.
According to Bisi Kazeem, the Corps Public Education Officer who made this, the highest number of arrests were recorded in the following states; Rivers, Enugu and Kwara. While Ekiti and Niger States recorded the least number of arrests.
He gave the breakdown of the arrests as Rivers 67, Enugu 48, Kwara 47, Sokoto 37, Adamawa 36, Delta 31 and Oyo 23.
Others are; Kaduna and Bauchi with 16 arrests each, Ebonyi 14 while each of Lagos and Ondo recorded a total of 11 arrests respectively.
Accordingly, Ekiti state where the least number of arrest was successfully carried out recorded 1 arrest while Niger followed suit with 2 arrests.
Kazeem also said that from the data made available by the 12 Zonal Commands, it was gathered that out of the 396 vehicles arrested, 343 were impounded for conveying a total of 2,442 passengers which completely violates the physical distancing order while the remaining 63 vehicles were arrested for overloading the vehicles with goods.
In order to ensure that the maximum precautionary measures are adhered to in those vehicles, the Corps Public Education Officer revealed that, out of the 2442 commuters, a total of 927 were discharged from the vehicles to make room for spacing and distancing amongst the passengers.
Consequently, Kazeem quoted the Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi as sayimg that the Corps is deeply committed to doing everything within its operational powers to help the PTF bring down the curve of the rising pandemic in the country and enforcing compliance in this regard is key to curtailing the spread of the virus.
He charged the Commanding Officers to sustain the tempo and intensify efforts to ensure that motorists are compelled to comply with Presidential directives on both the social distancing and inter states border restrictions on movement.
He however called on the motoring public to avoid boarding overloaded vehicle at all times and also warned commercial drivers to desist from such violations or face the wrath of the law.
Niger state gets new FRSC sector commander

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