This was contained in a press release signed by the command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ahmed Mohammed Wakil.
According to Wakil, the suspects were nabbed during a raid of criminal hideouts and black spots in Bauchi metropolis, adding that they had been perpetrating heinous crimes against the peace-loving people of the state.
According to the police spokesman, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), “On 27th January 2021 at about 0300hrs following an intelligence report, police operatives attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), coordinated by the RRS Commander raided criminal hideouts and black spots in Bauchi metropolis which resulted to the arrest of twenty-three (23) suspects notorious for terrorizing Kofar wambai, Abujan Kwata and other vulnerable places within the city.
“Prior to their arrest, they have engaged in perpetrating heinous crimes against the peace-loving people of Bauchi State and their acts include an aggravated form of theft that involves the use of lethal weapons to perpetrate violence against victims and deprive them of valuables which include but not limited to mobile phones and cash.
“Sometimes, they brutally stab their victims, leaving them in a pool of blood that may lead to further unfortunate situations including possible loss of lives.”
DSP Wakil informed that the suspects’ are aged between 15 to 50.
The police spokesman then informed that the cases had been transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) for discreet investigation, adding that “suspects will be charged to court for prosecution and possible conviction if found guilty.”
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