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Kaduna Police Command arrests 456 suspects, recover arms, ammunition

Maurice Okosisi by Maurice Okosisi
July 31, 2025
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The Kaduna State Police Command has announced the arrest of 456 suspects involved in various crimes, including armed robbery, kidnapping, banditry, and gun running.

The Commissioner of Police, Muhammad Rabiu, disclosed this during a press briefing on the command’s achievements in July 2025 held in Kaduna today.

According to Rabiu, the suspects arrested include 382 individuals involved in phone snatching and urban thuggery, 17 armed robbery suspects, 25 kidnapping suspects, and 34 suspects arrested for illegal diversion of goods.

The command also recovered several firearms, including AK-47 rifles, pistols, and locally made guns.

The Commissioner of Police highlighted the major achievements, including the arrest of Mati Bagio, a notorious bandit leader on the run for 11 years.

“Arrest of a serial impersonator who had impersonated several high-profile figures, including governors and senior government officials.

” Recovery of a stolen Toyota Prado Jeep and several motorcycles.

“Arrest of a motorcycle theft syndicate and recovery of stolen motorcycles.”

He attributed the successes to the command’s coordinated intelligence-led policing, community partnership, and robust operational strategies.

He also thanked the Inspector General of Police and the Governor of Kaduna State for their support and cooperation.

The command has assured the public of its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of lives and properties in the state.

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