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Following the discovery of over 300 rounds of live ammunition and other dangerous weapons in a 4 bedroom building in Bauchi, State Police Command has declared four people have been arrested in connection with the ammunition kept in the building located at Anguwan Mahaukata area of Bauchi metropolis.
According to the Command PPRO, SP Ahmed Wakili, the suspects, including two house agents were arrested on Sunday, 14th February 2021 at about 18:00hours at Kofar Dumi area of Bauchi metropolis by a Police patrol team that was on routine security checks.
He gave names of the arrested four suspects as Muhammed Sanusi, Abba Sa’idu, Yakubu Ahmed and one Sa’idu who are all residents of Bauchi saying that the main suspect who kept the ammunition in the four-bedroom building belonging to one Hafsat Umaru Tela, was a 50-year-old Adamu Suleiman.
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The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested four persons in connection with the 204 live ammunition found in a building at Anguwan Mahaukata area of Bauchi metropolis.
The suspects, including two house agents, according to the command’s Police Public Relations Officer, Ahmed Mohammed Wakil, were arrested on Sunday, 14th February, 2021 at about 18:00hours at Kofar Dumi area of Bauchi by police patrol team.
The police spokesman informed that the four suspects arrested were Muhammed Sanusi; Abba Sa’idu; Yakubu Ahmed and one Sa’idu, all residents of Bauchi.
Wakil, a Superintendent of Police (SP) informed DAILY POST in a telephone interview that the main suspect who kept the ammunition in the four-bedroom building belonging to Hafsat Umaru Tela, was a 50-year-old Adamu Suleiman.