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CRIME: RECOVERY OF LOCALLY MADE FABRICATED REVOLVER AND FORAYING INTO FLASHPOINTS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.


 PRESS RELEASE

18th July 2024


CRIME: Recovery of locally made fabricated revolver and foraying into flashpoints


The Bauchi State Police Command, under the stewardship of Commissioner of Police CP Auwal Muhammad Musa psc, Anipr, is committed to upholding the international best practicing policing standards, mandating all Area Commanders, DPOs, and other Strategic Tactical Commanders to conduct regular raids of blackspots across the State to bolster community confidence. This initiative has yielded positive results, exemplified bÿ a recent incident.


On the 17th of July, 2024 at about 0430hrs, operatives of the Command, led by DPO Alkaleri CSP Mohammed B. Usman, conducted a raid along Mai-ari-arewa axis, a recognized suspected black spot situated in Alkaleri LGA area of Bauchi State. A suspected group of hoodlums opened fire on sight, but our detectives gallantly and professionally repelled the attack, forcing the suspected hoodlums to scatter into nearby bushes, likely with serious injuries. Following the operation, the following prohibited firearms were recovered:


- One (1) locally made fabricated revolver

- One (1) cut-to-size Dane gun

- Three (3) rounds of cartridges were abandoned under the hollow of a tree by the suspected hoodlums.


A combined effort is ongoing to flush out unrepentant criminals who are attempting to disrupt the peace in the State. Meanwhile, sustained aggressive raiding of criminal hideouts will be intensified simultaneously.


SP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, Anipr

Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)

For: Commissioner of Police, 

Bauchi State Command. 

More photos below. 



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