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Two Suspected Bandits In Kwara Police Net
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TWO SUSPECTED BANDITS IN KWARA POLICE NET

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The Kwara State Police Command has arrested two suspected bandits in a targeted security operation aimed at curbing criminal activities in the state.


 

The suspects were reportedly apprehended following intelligence-led operations carried out by police operatives in collaboration with local security networks.


 

According to security sources, the arrests form part of ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal hideouts and reduce incidents of banditry and violent attacks in affected communities.


 

Items believed to be linked to their criminal activities were reportedly recovered during the operation, while investigations are ongoing to determine the extent of their involvement.


 

The suspects are currently in police custody and assisting investigators with useful information that may lead to the arrest of other members of their alleged network.


 

Police authorities in the state reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring the safety of lives and property, noting that sustained operations will continue across vulnerable areas.


 

Residents have been urged to remain vigilant and provide credible intelligence to security agencies to support ongoing anti-crime efforts.


 

The Command added that the suspects will be charged to court upon the completion of investigations.


 

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