Prohibited Firearms Discovered By Police Near Bauchi River In Covert Operation

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The Bauchi State Police Command has successfully recovered a stash of illicit firearms in the Ningi Local Government Area of the state. SP Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, the spokesperson for the command, revealed this development in a statement issued on February 6, 2024. The concealed weapons, including AK47 rifles, an AK49 rifle, and nine empty magazines, were discovered carefully hidden in a polythene bag………CONTINUE READING

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In its ongoing commitment to eradicate illegal firearms and enhance public security and safety, the command utilized intelligence-gathering strategies to locate and retrieve the hidden cache of weapons. The statement emphasized the command’s dedication to maintaining public safety through proactive measures.

The intelligence report that led to the discovery mentioned a suspicious polythene bag near River Chika-Chika, approximately 200 meters away from the main road along Gida-Dubu quarters in Ningi local government Area of Bauchi state. In response, operatives from the Ningi Police Divisional Headquarters, led by the Divisional Police Officer, promptly cordoned off the area and successfully recovered the concealed firearms, which included two AK47 rifles, one AK49 rifle, and nine empty magazines.

Commending the swift and effective action of the officers involved, Commissioner of Police CP Auwal Mohammed Musa urged them to sustain their intelligence-led policing efforts to achieve the command’s objectives. He also called on citizens to recognize policing, communal safety, and security as shared responsibilities with the police. The CP encouraged citizens to actively contribute to crime prevention by providing valuable information that aids law enforcement in ensuring their safety.

Emphasizing the importance of trust and information-sharing between the police and the community, CP Auwal Mohammed Musa warned that a widening gap in these aspects inadvertently empowers criminal elements. He stressed the need for collaborative efforts to thwart criminal activities and preserve the collective values of peace and security.

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