In a major breakthrough, the police in Abuja have finally arrested a notorious gang of one-chance robbers who have been terrorizing residents for the past 22 years. The arrest comes after months of intensive investigation and surveillance by the police force.
In a statement on Saturday, the NPF described the suspects, Chukwudi Nbachukwu and Chukwuma Okeke, as experienced in robbery, with 22 years of combined experience. Nbachukwu, 47, is from Enugu and resides in Madala, Niger State.
According to the police, the suspects were apprehended by operatives of the Force Intelligence Department – Intelligence Response Team .
The gang, known for its ruthless tactics and cunning ways, has been operating in Abuja since 2002. Members of the gang target unsuspecting victims, posing as commercial drivers and luring them into their vehicles. Once inside, the victims would be robbed of their valuables at gunpoint before being dumped by the roadside.
After receiving numerous reports of such incidents, the police launched a special task force dedicated to tracking down the culprits. Through diligent detective work and the help of informants, they were able to identify and apprehend the members of the gang.
The arrest of these one-chance robbers brings a sense of relief to the residents of Abuja who have lived in fear of falling victim to their crimes. Many victims have come forward to share their harrowing experiences and express gratitude to the police for their swift action.
With the apprehension of this notorious gang, the police are hopeful that they can prevent similar crimes from occurring in the future. They are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the authorities promptly.
The successful operation to capture the one-chance robbers was made possible by the cooperation and support of the local community. Residents played a crucial role in providing information to the police and helping to identify the suspects.
The arrest of this gang in Abuja is a significant victory for law enforcement and a step towards making the city safer for all residents.
