How We Kidnapped Bayelsa Judge -Suspects
Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2025 1:04 pm
Suspects in the abduction of Justice Ebiyerin Omukoro have narrated how they committed the crime.
Eight of the suspects, which included six males and two females, were on Thursday paraded by security agencies led by the Bayelsa State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Idu, and the State Director of the Department of State Services, Mr. Adedapo Amao, in Yenagoa.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Idu, said the arrest of the suspects was a testimony to the security governance measures of Governor Diri, who he said always insisted that security agencies work together to ensure that the state was free of crime and criminality.
Idu stated that the DSS sent a special team from Abuja for the operation, which led to the arrest of the suspects, including the two females that were their accomplices.
The police chief lauded the governor for providing the necessary logistics for the operation, saying the CCTV cameras mounted by the government in parts of the state were useful throughout the rescue operation and their eventual arrest.
He warned that with the suspects confessing to the crime, those with criminal intent in the state should have a rethink as Bayelsa was no longer a safe haven for criminals.
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Eight of the suspects, which included six males and two females, were on Thursday paraded by security agencies led by the Bayelsa State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Idu, and the State Director of the Department of State Services, Mr. Adedapo Amao, in Yenagoa.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Francis Idu, said the arrest of the suspects was a testimony to the security governance measures of Governor Diri, who he said always insisted that security agencies work together to ensure that the state was free of crime and criminality.
Idu stated that the DSS sent a special team from Abuja for the operation, which led to the arrest of the suspects, including the two females that were their accomplices.
The police chief lauded the governor for providing the necessary logistics for the operation, saying the CCTV cameras mounted by the government in parts of the state were useful throughout the rescue operation and their eventual arrest.
He warned that with the suspects confessing to the crime, those with criminal intent in the state should have a rethink as Bayelsa was no longer a safe haven for criminals.
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