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Commissioner of Police, Bayelsa State, Mr. Iyamah Daniel Edebor, has warned criminals to repent or else face the baptismal fire, just as the command arrested 20 suspected armed robbers, kidnappers and cultists.
He said at the Inspector General of Police [IGP] Conference in Abuja: “The command is ready to expose unrepentant criminals. The command has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to safeguarding life and property. The command has continued to intensify efforts in combating crime through proactive policing, intelligence gathering, and swift response to distress calls.
“As a result of these sustained operations, the command successfully apprehended 20 suspects in connection with series of criminal activities. I have warned officers against the use of torture in conducting investigations on suspects. We have charged some of the suspects to court, while others are under investigation.
“Today, Bayelsa is calm and safe with the cooperation of the citizens and support of government. We have stepped up night patrols, aimed at reinforcing the policy’s commitment to serving and protecting the community. Officers should stay alert and proactive in preventing crime and ensuring public safety. Officers to conduct patrols with diligence, respect, and courtesy and respect the rights of citizens.
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“Operatives arrested 10 suspected armed robbers terrorising Yenagoa. Anti-Kidnapping Unit arrested four suspects in Egbema after raiding their hideouts. Police also raided hideouts of criminals along Yenagoa-Port Court Expressway. We carried out on the spot assessment of police checkpoints along the East-West Road in Bayelsa State.
“We dismantled illegal roadblocks and warned officers against extortion and all forms of misconduct towards members of the public, especially along the expressway. We have charged officers to remain professional while carrying out their lawful duties.
“We want to appreciate the public for their support and for given us useful information to smoke criminals out of the state.”
