Police nab 28 suspects for various crimes in Taraba

From Godwin Agia, Jalingo

Operative of the Nigeria Police Force, Taraba State command, has paraded 28 suspects arrested for various crimes across the state in the month of March and April.
The suspects included; a fake police officer, who was arrested for invovlment in a crime in the State.
Taraba State Commissioner of Police, David Iloyonomon on Thursday disclosed this while parading the suspects in Jalingo, the State capital.
He appealed to residents of the State to cooperate with the police and other security agencies in the fight against crimes and criminality by providing credible information to enable the force serve them better.
“On 22/03/2024, Police operatives attached to Gembu Division arrested one Abdulkarim Ibrahim at Perogal Tunga village in Sardauna LGA. Suspect who has been terrorizing villages in the Local Government confessed to have been involved in several kidnappings. Investigation is ongoing in order to arrest his cohorts.
“On 01/04/2024 at about 2246hrs, one Ahmed Debat ‘m’ of Federal University Wukari, reported at Wukari Division that, on same date at about 2130hrs, unknown gunmen invaded one Eatery belonging to one Moses Innocent Lyntapwa ‘m’ of Ranok Estate along Zaki-Biam/Wukari road and kidnapped two of his workers namely; (1) Joshua Sardauna ‘m’ and Chichi ‘f all students of Federal University to unknown destination.
“On 04/04/2024 Operatives of the Anti- Kidnapping team arrested one Garba Yahaya ‘m’ of Ali Yola village, Gassol LGA and one Abdullahi Usman Mohammed ‘m’ of Angwan Galadima, Yola town. The suspects confessed to have been involved in series of kidnapping in Gassol LGAand have collected six million nine hundred naira from one Alhaji Bugga. thousand The sum of eight hundred and fifty thousand and two live cartridges were recovered.
“On 11/04./2024, a team of Police detectives attached to State Intelligence Department (SID), Taraba State Command arrested one Mohammed Ismail ‘m’ 32years old, for posing as police officer and defrauded, by way of extorting gullible and high-profile personalities.
“Investigation has also revealed that his phone contains police signals of postings and transfers of both junior and senior officers which he uses to deceive unsuspecting victims. Other indicting evidence against the suspect are the pictures in his phone gallery, where he dressed in police uniform, mostly camouflage, posing with AK47 riffle, Berretta, Pistol and other police accoutrements to intimidate people.