Stop creating panic – Police warn residents against circulating voice recording of alleged robbery in Abuja

The Commissioner of Police, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command, CP Haruna G. Garba, on Thursday, warned residents against circulating the voice recording alleging a robbery gang in the nation’s capital.

The commissioner gave the warning in an announcement issued by the command’s spokesperson, SP Josephine Adeh.

Media Talk Africa stories that an audio WhatsApp message by one West Robinson, which is at the moment in circulation, alleged that some felony components are utilizing autos with overseas plate numbers to commit crimes in the town.

But the PPRO, in the assertion, urged residents to cease circulating the audio, stressing that it’s creating panic and apprehension in the populace.

According to her, the command had already begun clamping down on such autos and their customers.

The assertion reads, “It may also interest the members of the public that there is an ongoing clampdown on the described vehicles (vehicles with foreign number plates) in the narrative, as the CP emphasises the Command’s commitment to improving the overall security towards the protection of lives and properties of residents without fear or favour.

“The CP equally enjoins the good people of the Territory to be vigilant and take advantage of the Police emergency lines in reporting suspicious activities: 08032003913, 08061581938, 07057337653, and 08028940883.”

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