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Six Suspects Nabbed In Rivers DPO Murder Case

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Six Suspects Nabbed In Rivers DPO Murder Case

A new DPO, SP Zuokumor Richard, has been assigned to the division.

Six suspects have been arrested by the Rivers state police in connection with the murder of SP Bako Angbashim, the Rivers DPO.

It would be recalled that SP was killed in exchange of gunfire with cultists within the Odiemudie Community, situated in the Ahoada East Local Government Area (LGA) of Rivers state.

A statement released on the spokesperson of the command, SP Grace Iringe-Koko, says the state Commissioner of Police for Rivers State, CP Nwonyi Emeka Polycarp, along with his management team and tactical units, conducted an operation on Saturday, September 9, 2023, at approximately 0600hrs in Odumude Community, Ahaoda East LGA, Rivers State with the objective to recover the deceased DPO’s body and conduct an on-the-spot assessment of the community.

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“During this operation, six suspects were apprehended within the community. Among the items seized were a locally crafted pistol and various charms. These suspects and the confiscated items are currently under police custody and are undergoing interrogation at the State CID, Port Harcourt. As a result of these developments, the community has been evacuated by its residents.”

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“A new DPO, SP Zuokumor Richard, has been assigned to the division. He is accompanied by half a unit of men from Mopol 48, a one-third unit from Mopol 19, 56, and tactical teams,” she added.

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According to her, the new DPO has been tasked with a thorough search of the area, apprehension of the culprits responsible for the DPO’s demise, recovery of the body, and location of any operational weapons used. This operation will continue while the investigation remains ongoing.

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