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Jigawa Police arrest 156 suspects for rape, theft other crimes in one month

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The Jigawa State Police Command says it has apprehended 156 suspects for various offences in the last one month.

The Commissioner of Police, Mr Dahiru Muhammad, who confirmed this on Wednesday in Dutse, said operatives of the command nabbed the suspects across the state between July 8 and Sept 1, 2025.

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He said that 50 of the suspects had been detained for alleged drug peddling; 43 theft, 16 vandalism, 16 rape and unnatural offences, 18 culpable homicide, 10 robbery, two gun running and one for kidnapping.

Muhammad said the police recovered two fabricated AK-47 Rifles, three cars, four motorcycles, one tricycle, large quantity of vandalised cable wire, 22 cell phones and 14 cows.

He said the operatives also recovered drugs and narcotic substances including 3,907 pieces of exol tablet; 11,742 pieces of D5 tablet, 395 pieces of tramadol tablet, 1,121 pieces of diabetes tablet, 861 parcel of cannabis, 288 pieces of rubber solution and 40 pieces of lara capsules.

The commissioner said the feat achieved reflected the unwavering efforts of the officers and men of the command.

While commending the police personnel for their dedication and professionalism, Muhammad lauded the Jigawa government, security agencies, traditional rulers, religious leaders, community based organisations, and the people of the state for their supports to the command.

“I wish to assure the good citizens of Jigawa that the command is ready to collaborate and partner with all to ensure peace, safety and security of the state,” he said.

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