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DCP Kyari in another mess over drug trafficking allegations
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has declared the suspended head of the Intelligence Response Team, IRT, DCP Abba Kyari wanted for alleged drug trafficking.
The NDLEA said investigation has revealed that Kyari is a member of drug syndicate which operates across the globe.
Spokesperson of the agency said this in a news briefing on Monday.
Recall that DCP Kyari is still embroiled in alleged $1.1 million internet scam perpetrated by internet fraudster, Ramon Abass aka Hushpuppi.
READ ALSO: Hushpuppi: FG considering extradition Of Abba Kyari to US – AGF
The Police Service Commission (PSC) recently directed the Force headquarters to constitute another panel of inquiry to investigate the FBI indictment allegations against the Officer.
Kyari had earlier been indicted by a Report of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States and was also investigated by a special Panel set up by the Inspector General of Police.
The Report had earlier been forwarded to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice for legal advice by the Inspector General of Police.
The Commission also directed that further necessary investigation should take half the time it took the Police to conduct the original investigation and that the investigation should be carried out by a different panel.
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