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Police arrest three kidnap suspects, recover IEDs, others in Delta

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The Delta State Police Command has arrested three kidnap suspects while recovering assorted weapons including five packs of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

The Command`s spokesman, DSP Bright Edafe, stated this while addressing newsmen on Monday in Warri.

Edafe said that the suspects were arrested on Friday by police operatives attached to the Orerokpe Division in Okpe Local Government Area of the state.

He said that the Divisional Police Officer, Orerokpe Division, CSP Paul Oboware, led a team of the Divisional Anti-Crime Patrol team to Ofuoma Community in Ughelli North to effect the arrest.

โ€œRecall that about two months ago, the Command arrested some suspected kidnappers, including Eseโ€“Oghene Ezekiel.

โ€œHe masterminded the kidnap of his brother and members of his household at Oha Community, Okpe Local Government Area, when Regina Ogana, his brotherโ€™s wife was shot dead.

โ€œThe initial success notwithstanding, the Commissioner of Police in Delta, Wale Abass, gave CSP Oboware the marching orders to ensure every other persons involved in the crime were brought to book.

โ€œTwo male suspects were arrested for their involvement in the incident. Consequently, upon their arrest, the team proceeded to conduct search at their premises and hideout,โ€ he said.

Edafe said that upon searching the criminalsโ€™ hideout, another suspect was apprehended, adding that other members of the gang fled immediately they sighted the police teamโ€™s advancement.

He listed the items recovered from the suspects as four AK-47 rifles, one pump action, one locally made single barrel cut-to-size pistol, 58 rounds of 7.62 live ammunition.

Others are 13 live cartridges, five packs of IEDs, six detonators and eight empty magazines.

Edafe said that the suspects had confessed to their involvement in the crime and other kidnapping incidents in the state.

He said that they are currently in police custody aiding investigations, while manhunt for the other fleeing members of the gang is ongoing.


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