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Borno police bust notorious kidnapping, armed robbery syndicate, arrest culprits

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October 27, 2024
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Borno police bust notorious kidnapping, armed robbery syndicate, arrest culprits

The Borno State Police Command has arrested six notorious kidnappers and armed robbers who have been terrorising the Magumeri and Konduga Local Government Areas of the state.

In a statement released on Saturday, the Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Nahum Daso, said the command also recovered about ₦2,637,000 from the suspects, who have also been extorting villagers under the guise of tax collection.

The statement noted that the suspects have confessed to the crime and will be charged in court.

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The statement reads, “On 25th October 2024, following a credible tip-off, the Command Crack Squad coordinated a covert operation in Chingowa Village, Konduga LGA, and arrested the following suspects: Modu Bindimi, male, 26 years; Koso Modu Gana, male, 24 years; Kassim Bulama, male, 27 years; Isah Muhammed, male, 21 years; Zarami Fantami, male, 22 years; and Modu Bunu, male, 24 years. They were found in possession of one pump-action gun, one live cartridge, and ₦2,637,000 in cash.

 

“Investigation revealed that the syndicate is responsible for armed robbery and kidnapping in Magumeri and Konduga LGAs, as well as extorting money from villages, purportedly as a tax to spare them from criminal operations.”

 

“The suspects have confessed to the crime and will be charged in court following discreet investigation,” the statement added.

 

Daso also stated, “The Commissioner of Police, CP ML Yusufu, reaffirms the Command’s commitment to maintaining public safety and security and appeals to members of the public to report any suspicious activities to the nearest police station or through the emergency contacts, including 0806 807 5581 and 0802 347 3293.”

 

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