BENUE POLICE ARRESTS FIVE PAKISTAN NATIONALS IN RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE, RECOVER 35 MOBILE PHONES IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 PRESS RELEASE BENUE POLICE ARRESTS FIVE PAKISTAN NATIONALS IN RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE, RECOVER 35 MOBILE PHONES IN SEPARATE OPERATIONS The Benue State Police Command has arrested five Pakistani nationals and recovered thirty-five (35) mobile phones in separate intelligence-led operations conducted in Otukpo and Ugbokolo areas. On 4th August 2026, operatives of the Command, acting on credible intelligence, arrested three Pakistanis at Adoka Motor Park, Otukpo Local Government Area. The suspects, identified as Younas Mohammad, 36; Ahmad Nunil, 38; and Aslam Muhammad, 46, were intercepted while attempting to board a vehicle to Adoka village. During preliminary questioning, the suspects stated that they were in Otukpo for the purpose of marketing cosmetics and mobile gadgets none of which were found in their possession. This made their explanation, activities and movements within the area suspicious,  requiring more clarification. In a separate operation on 5th August 2026, two ...
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INDIANA TEEN WAS FOUND COVERED IN BLOOD AFTER SAVING HIS ENTIRE FAMILY FROM HIS DEMENTED STEPDAD. (PHOTO).

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 Indiana teen was found covered in blood after saving his entire family from his demented stepdad. 


The shocking series of events that led to the arrest of Robert Vanatta lV took place  in Greenwood, Indiana, on March 22nd. 


On that evening, officers were called to the Candlewood Suites where they were met by a 17-year-old boy covered in blood. 


The teen had an incredible story of his family's ordeal to escape from Robert Vanatta.


The mother had initially fled her home with the 17-year-old and his 16-year-old and 5-year-old siblings to escape from Vanatta's escalating @buse.


The family had sought refuge at the Candlewood Suites. However, Vanatta had tracked them down and laid in wait for his opportunity to exert control once again.


As the mother and children were attempting to leave the hotel in their vehicle, Vanatta began to chase them in his truck. Vanatta would eventually ram their vehicle multiple times, forcing them into a roadside ditch. 


He then exited his truck armed with a gun and threatened to kill them all if they didn't get into his truck. 


Frightened for their lives, they obeyed Vanatta's demands. Once inside of the vehicle, Vanatta began to drive them away. 


This is when the 17-year-old decided to make his stand to save his family.  As Vanatta drove, the teen attacked him from the backseat, stabbing Vanatta from behind.


When Vanatta stopped the truck after being stabbed, the mother and all three children jumped out and fled.


Once they made it back to the safety of their hotel room, the mother called 911.


Authorities were able to track down Robert Vanatta lV a short time later and he was taken into custody. 


Robert Vanatta lV is being charged with four counts of intimidation, four counts of criminal confinement, str@ngulation, domestic battery, neglect of a dependent and three counts of criminal recklessness. 


Robert Vanatta lV is scheduled to appear in court on May 21st.


We hope this teen boy knows he's a hero.

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