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Police arrest five over truck break-in, sheep, phone and transformer theft in Niger

The Niger State Police Command has arrested five suspects in separate cases involving an attempted truck break-in, livestock theft, phone snatching and vandalism of electricity transformer components. The Police Public Relations Officer of the state, SP Wasiu Abiodun, disclosed this in a statement in Minna. He said the arrests, made between October 27 and November […] Police arrest five over…

Police arrest five over truck break-in, sheep, phone and transformer theft in Niger

The Niger State Police Command has made five arrests in connection to a series of thefts including a truck break-in, livestock theft, phone snatching, and vandalism of electricity transformer components. The arrests were made between October 27 and November 3, with the suspects apprehended in separate incidents. The recovered items include two sheep, a mobile phone, and tools used in breaking into trucks.

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