Crime
FCT Police deny report of missing walkie-talkie
FCT police deny report of missing walkie-talkie in the territory, let alone abandoning any in a vehicle.
According to the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the FCT Command, SP JOSEPHINE ADEH, PPRO , FCT, @Jossy_Dannyking
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“The FCT command has been inundated with calls regarding a viral video claiming that officers attempted to extort a motorist and left a walkie-talkie in his vehicle.
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“While we take such allegations seriously, we urge the public to verify facts before making accusations.
“The program anchor should have contacted the police for clarification instead of spreading unverified claims.
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“Notably, the walkie-talkie may relate to three devices reported missing last year in Gwagwalada.
“Our Communications Department confirms that all walkie-talkies in use in the FCT are accounted for, with no recent reports of missing devices.”
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