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Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state (Photos)

– About 150 suspected thugs have been arrested by the Bauchi state police command

– The thugs are said to have been engaging in many other criminal activities in the state

– The state command has warned that it will not tolerate any form of thuggery and will ensure that Bauchi is rid of unscrupulous elements

The Bauchi state police Command has arrested over 150 suspected thugs being used by some self-centered politicians to intimidate and kill their perceived rivals and innocent citizens in the state.

Briefing newsmen on Monday, April 3, the state commissioner of police, CP Garba Baba Umar said thugs popularly known as SARA-SUKA also engaged in other forms of criminal activities such as abduction, defilement, extortion and burglary, among others thereby causing serious security threats in the state.

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Read full press statement below:

“It has come to our knowledge that some self centered politicians have perfected plans to disrupt the relative peace in the State in order to achieve their selfish political aggrandizement. Such politicians use misguided elements otherwise known as SARA-SUKA who usually under the influence of banned substances supplied by their sponsors use offensive weapons such as machetes, knives, cutlasses etc to intimidate, assault, maim and even kill their perceived rivals including innocent citizens in the state.

The miscreants also engaged in other forms of criminal activities such as Abduction, defilement, Extortion and House Breaking among others thereby causing serious security threats in the State.

Worried by these emergent trends of thuggery and other nefarious activities, the Command has reviewed its crime prevention strategies and embarked on intensive patrol, vigorous raid of black spots, flash points and other criminal hideouts in order to nip in the bud all forms of thuggery, crime and criminality.

These strategies started yielding positive results as during the week under review the command has arrested over One Hundred and Fifty (150) Suspected thugs alias SARA-SUKA from various black spots within the State and recovered the following exhibits:

knives

Machetes

Shisha pots

Packets of Tramadol tablets and other assorted banned substances.

7 packet of vulcanizing

solutions

34 Wraps of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp

Six motorcycles suspected to be stolen

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Traditional rulers, District Heads, Religious leaders, parent and Ward Heads are strongly enjoined to counsel their subjects, adherents, children and wards to refrain from any action or activities that will go contrary to the tanets of our criminal laws as the Command is determined to fully enforce the law prohibiting thugs and thuggery duly signed by the then Executive Governor in April, 2008.

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Just in: 150 suspected political thugs arrested in Bauchi state

Meanwhile, the Command is determined to ensure that criminals have no hiding place in the State. It must be emphasized here that safety and security is not the sole responsibility of security agencies alone, hence members of the public must play a vital role towards ensuring peace by availing the Police with useful information that will be instrumental to the unbundling of criminal acts and tendencies.

Members of the public are hereby enjoined to be law abiding and refrain from acts capable of causing a breach to public peace while endeavouring to report any suspicious movement of persons within their neighborhood through the following police emergency number 08151849417. This would enable the command serve you better.

Finally, the Command further assured citizens of its readiness to provide safety and security in the State.”

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