Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
Six crime suspects,who escaped police custody in Kogi State, including the two suspects allegedly working as thugs for Senator Dino Melaye, have been rearrested. The Force PRO, Jimoh Moshood, who disclosed this on Tuesday in a briefing at the Force Headquarters in Abuja, said the suspects were all arrested at different locations.
He added that investigations are being carried out and all suspects will be brought before the court on May the 10th 2018, as earlier ordered by the court.
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