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Delta Police Boosts Motorized Patrol Around Dark Spots

By Orientalnews StaffMarch 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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Delta State Police Commissioner, CP Ali Mohammed Ari has re-engineered the  Police motorized patrol around expressway with heavy bushes across the state.

Ali said the move was to ensure 24-hours Police visibility along corridors in the state that are black spots for criminals.

According to him, the rapid patrol of operatives has yielded positive results.

Ali, had removed three divisional police officers (DPOs) in the state over what he called security lapses in their jurisdictions.

The police commissioner, who disclosed this during an interaction with newsmen in Asaba recently, gave the positions of the affected persons as DPO Warri, DPO Sapele and DPO ‘C Division’, Asaba.

According to him, it will serve as a warning signal to others that are not ready to buckle down to tackle crimes in the areas.

This singular move has restored confidence among residents of Sapele, Aniocha, Oshimili, Ika, Ethiope, Isoko LGA’s in the state.

The police boss has also deployed decoy operatives around the black spots communities.

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