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Police arrest 245 in a raid on suspected criminals hideouts in Kano

Police arrest 245 in a raid on suspected criminals hideouts in Kano

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

Kano Police Command have arrested 245 persons suspected to be involved in criminal activities.

Parading the criminals at Bompai Police Headquarters Kano, officers and other personnel of the command told the media that they had no choice but to embark on a massive raid of dangerous spots in Kano Metropolis and Local Government Areas.

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Those arrested, according to them, possessed guns, many ATM card machines and other dangerous weapons. The command will continue with the raid since it is already yielding results.

It is unfortunate, according to them that Kano, which has been relatively peaceful, is now being taken over by dangerous criminals and the government will take all necessary actions to ensure that gunmen do not penetrate Kano State.

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