The Lagos State Police Command has arrested two suspects in connection with the alleged robbery of a Toyota Corolla sedan, laptops, and a phone.
CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, the command’s spokesperson, confirmed the news to reporters in Lagos on Wednesday.
He said, “A police team from the Surulere Divison in Ikorodu area of Lagos State apprehended the suspects on Wednesday at 2:00 a.m”.
According to him, “Following a tipoff by the car owner, operatives of Surulere Divison were swiftly drafted and dispatched to go after the armed robbers as the stolen car and other property robbed were being carted away,
“The police’s efforts yielded immediate results, as two of the suspects were apprehended and the car recovered while one of the suspects escaped.”
Hundeyin revealed that the Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, praised the officers for their quick action in apprehending the suspects.
“The CP directed the Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Surulere Division, to bring all the officers involved in the arrest of the suspects and recovery of the vehicle to the command headquarters for commendation and appreciation for a job well done.
“Jimoh said that the fast response time and swift arrest of the armed robbers, and recovery of the vehicle and other valuables was highly commendable,
“The CP equally directed that the case be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) Yaba for discreet investigation,
“Jimoh directed officers to arrest other members of the armed robbery gang, erase their network and recover the remaining robbed items, and their other operational equipment,” the PPRO noted.
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