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Police apprehends Suspected Abuja Car Thief in Nasarawa

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The  Police Command in Nasarawa State says it has arrested a 38-year-old man, who allegedly stole a white Toyota Hilux van from Abuja on Friday.

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Mr Ramhan Nansel, the command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), told newsmen in Lafia that the vehicle with registration number APP 68 XM, was stolen from where it was packed at Kurudu, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, Friday (today) morning.

“Upon receipt of the information, the Commission of Police, Bola  Longe, directed operatives of the command to comb all the nooks and crannies of the state in order to recover the stolen vehicle and arrest the perpetrator of the act if found anywhere within the state.

“In compliance with the directive, police operatives attached to Akwanga division on stop-and- search operation intercepted the vehicle along Akwanga-Keffi road, arrested the suspect and recovered the vehicle as exhibit.” he said.

According to him, the suspect, who resides in New Nyanya, Karu Local Government Area of the state,  had confessed to the committing the crime and investigation is ongoing to unravel other accomplice.

Nansel also quoted the Commissioner of Police as warning criminal elements in the state to desist, saying the command would not rest on its oars to ensure their arrest and prosecution.

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