In a decisive move against drug trafficking, the Adamawa State Police Command has made significant strides in its fight against illicit substances, showcasing its unrelenting commitment to ensuring a safer community.
According to an official press release shared on the Command’s X (formerly Twitter) handle, a meticulously planned operation was carried out on December 18, 2024, based on credible intelligence. Officers stormed a notorious criminal hideout in Malabu, Fufore Local Government Area, leading to the arrest of three individuals and the recovery of a substantial cache of illegal substances, including Indian hemp and other hard drugs.
The Arrested Suspects:
1. Shafiu Musa
2. Idris Mohammed
3. Bashiru Nasiru
All suspects, residents of Malabu District, have reportedly confessed to being active participants in the global black market and the illegal drug trade. Their arrests mark a major breakthrough in the Command’s efforts to dismantle drug trafficking networks within the state.
A Strong Message to Criminals
The Adamawa State Police Command reiterated its unwavering resolve to rid the state of criminal activities, particularly those related to drug trafficking and abuse, which have devastating impacts on communities. In the statement, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) emphasized:
“We remain steadfast in our mission to ensure the safety and security of every resident of Adamawa State. Criminals who attempt to jeopardize this will face the full weight of the law.”
This operation serves as both a warning to criminals and a reassurance to law-abiding citizens of the Command’s dedication to fostering a secure environment.
Residents are encouraged to continue providing credible information to law enforcement agencies to aid in the fight against crime.
Signed:
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO)
Adamawa State Police Command
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