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Police Threatens to Deal with Those who Attack and Loot Police Stations in Rivers

 The Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Joseph  Mukan  has threatened to deal decisively with all those who attacked and looted Police Stations in Oyigbo Local Government Area. 


The CP who stated this during a meeting with DPOs and HODs of the Tactical Units in the command ordered them to carry out Intelligence and Patrols across the Command to ensure that the items looted are recovered and perpetrators arrested with immediate effect, as some persons have already been arrested and are being prosecuted. 


The Police Public Relations Officers Mr. Nnamdi Omoni in a statement explained that the commissioner of police  further warns members of the proscribed Indigenous people of Biafra ,IPOB; to relocate from the State as machineries have been put in place to fish them out and would be dealt  with as a Terrorist group. 

According to the PPRO, Parents and Guardians are urged to warn their Children and Wards to be law abiding or  bear the full weight of the law. 

Mr. Omoni hereby enjoined Rivers people to be security conscious and report any suspicious character or the whereabouts of any of the looted property to the nearest Police Station or call the following security numbers:
08032003514
08028915462
08182157778




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