Dismissed Soldier and Accomplices Handed Over to Police for Impersonation
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Dismissed Soldier and Accomplices Handed Over to Police for Impersonation |
The handing over of the suspects from the Nigerian Army to the police highlights the collaborative efforts between security agencies to combat crime and maintain law and order in the country.
The Lagos State Police Command has taken custody of a dismissed soldier and three others from the Nigerian Army for alleged impersonation. The suspects were caught wearing Nigerian Army camouflage, T-shirts, and face caps, and are believed to have used military accoutrements to commit various crimes and bypass security checkpoints.
According to the police command's spokesman, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the suspects are currently under investigation to determine how they obtained the army uniforms. Efforts are being made to uncover the extent of their criminal activities and any potential accomplices.
The handing over of the suspects from the Nigerian Army to the police highlights the collaborative efforts between security agencies to combat crime and maintain law and order in the country. The police are working to ensure that those involved in impersonation and other criminal activities are brought to justice.
The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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