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Police arrest 88 suspected cultists
Ahead of the Saturday, March 9 elections, the Anambra State police command has arrested 88 suspected cultists.
The Police Commissioner, Rabiu Ladodo, who disclosed while briefing reporters Wednesday, stated that the suspects were arrested at different locations in the state by the Command’s Special Anti-Cultism Unit.
According to him, out of the 88 suspects arrested, 31were screened out, 27 charged to court and 30 others were under investigation.
The CP also stated that some exhibits were recovered from them, one double barrel gun 14 live cartridges, dry leaves suspected to be cannabis sativa substance suspected to be cocaine concealed inside a phone.
Others were two axes, one dagger, one machete, foil and razor blade.
He said, “Meanwhile, I want to on behalf of other heads of sister security agencies assure you that Anambra State will continue to remain the safest State through your relentless cooperation and supports.
“Let me also use this medium to warn mischief makers, ballot box snatchers and their sponsors, political thugs etc; to have a rethink and desist from their criminal intention forthwith, as the Command is prepared for them.
“Anyone apprehended would be dealt with in accordance with the law, no matter how highly placed they are.
“Finally, I want to crave the indulgence of the good people of Anambra State to come out en-masse and exercise their franchise on the 09/03/2019 without any hindrance as the law enforcement agencies are fully prepared to ensure their safety and security before, during and after the election. Also the command urges the public to report any suspicious persons.”
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