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Police arraigns four suspects for unlawful assembly, drug abuse

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March 2, 2024
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Operatives of the Lagos Police Command drawn from Area P, Alagbado have arrested several miscreants following repeated complaints from residents of Harmony Estate, Aboru, Lagos.

The residents complained about the activities of young men in the habit of converging around the entrance of the estate at morning and night gambling, selling/smoking hard drugs, harassing/hindering free movement of residents and extorting passers-by.

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Police spokesperson in Lagos, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, in a statement said men from Area P stormed the area at about 0800 hours on Thursday, February 29, 2024, to arrest the miscreants after carrying out a thorough surveillance of the area.

A total of eight suspects were arrested with substances, suspected to be hard drugs, resulting in the blockage of road by other miscreants who demanded the release of their cohorts before the Police could leave the vicinity.

The miscreants equally assaulted the officers, who, however, called for and received reinforcement, enabling them to successfully move the suspects and exhibits to the station

‘’Further investigations at the station proved that four of the eight arrested were not culpable.

“They were, therefore, freed while the remaining four, Afolabi Joshua ‘m’ aged 24, Isaiah Omogbolahan ‘m’ aged 25, Oluwadamilare Kayode ‘m’ aged 38 and Friday Anamaliu ‘m’ aged 40, were arraigned on March 1, 2024 at Ejigbo Magistrate Court and remanded by the court in prison custody till March 25, 2024.

According to Hundeyin, “news making the rounds that the suspects were arrested for playing Ludo game are entirely false and only brought up by some of the miscreants, who managed to escape, in a bid to change the narrative and divert attention from the real issues.”

Hundeyin added that the Lagos State Police Command will not succumb to social media blackmail, and would continue to uphold its mandate to maintain law and order, and protect the lives and property of Lagosians.

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