The Rivers State Police Command said its operatives have smashed a kidnapping syndicate and arrested four suspects.The arrested suspects were said to have kidnapped a woman while she was attending to customers in her shop in the Aluu community in the Ikwerre Local Government Area of the state and whisked her away to an unknown destination.The police, however, said the woman was rescued following an operation launched by the command, adding that the operational vehicle used by the criminals was also recovered.The command said the arrest followed a distress call it received from the victim’s spouse, simply identified as Mr Ikechukwu, which prompted an immediate response.The spokesperson for the State Police Command, Blessing Agabe, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Thursday and sent to newsmen.Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The arrested suspects were said to have kidnapped a woman while she was attending to customers in her shop in the Aluu community in the Ikwerre Local Government Area of the state and whisked her away to an unknown destination.The police, however, said the woman was rescued following an operation launched by the command, adding that the operational vehicle used by the criminals was also recovered.The command said the arrest followed a distress call it received from the victim’s spouse, simply identified as Mr Ikechukwu, which prompted an immediate response.The spokesperson for the State Police Command, Blessing Agabe, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Thursday and sent to newsmen.Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The police, however, said the woman was rescued following an operation launched by the command, adding that the operational vehicle used by the criminals was also recovered.The command said the arrest followed a distress call it received from the victim’s spouse, simply identified as Mr Ikechukwu, which prompted an immediate response.The spokesperson for the State Police Command, Blessing Agabe, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Thursday and sent to newsmen.Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The command said the arrest followed a distress call it received from the victim’s spouse, simply identified as Mr Ikechukwu, which prompted an immediate response.The spokesperson for the State Police Command, Blessing Agabe, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Thursday and sent to newsmen.Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The spokesperson for the State Police Command, Blessing Agabe, disclosed this in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Thursday and sent to newsmen.Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. Agabe, an assistant superintendent of police, said during interrogation all four arrested suspects confessed to the crime.The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The statement reads, “The Rivers State Police Command has recorded another breakthrough in its fight against kidnapping and other violent crimes with the arrest of four suspected members of a notorious kidnapping syndicate, the safe rescue of the victim, and the recovery of the gang’s operational vehicle.“The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “The operation followed a report by Mr Ikechukwu, who informed the police that his wife, Mrs Ikechukwu, aged 35, was abducted by armed men on Saturday, 11th July, 2026, while attending to customers at her shop.“The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “The kidnappers reportedly whisked her away in a white-tinted minibus.Related NewsNigeria’s money supply hits N133.25tn despite tight monetary policyPolice confirm mysterious death of five Abia family membersCourt grants Ekiti APC aspirant bail, adjourns blackmail case“Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “Acting swiftly on the report, operatives of the Violent Crime Response Unit, Rivers State, launched an intensive intelligence-driven investigation, following the directives of the Commissioner of Police, Rivers State Command, Olugbenga Adepoju, and arrested the perpetrators of this crime.”She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. She gave the names of the suspects as Owhor Chinedu, aged 42, from Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA; Isioto Waribok, aged 30, from Andoni LGA; Maduabuchi Emeka, aged 34, also from ONELGA; and Joe Karachi, aged 28, from ONELGA, all in Rivers State.“Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “Exhibits recovered include a white mini-bus used in carrying out the abduction.“Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “Preliminary investigation indicates that all four suspects have confessed to their individual roles in the crime.“Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. “Efforts have been intensified to apprehend the two remaining members of the syndicate who are currently at large and to recover the firearms used during the operation,” the statement added.Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. Meanwhile, the State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju, reassured residents of the state that the Command remains resolute in its determination to rid Rivers State of kidnappers and other violent criminals.CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. CP Adepoju urged members of the public to continue partnering with the police by providing prompt, credible, and actionable information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements.He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. He assured the public that every useful piece of information would be treated with the utmost confidentiality.The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice. The State Police boss said the command, under his watch, remains committed to protecting lives and property and will continue to deploy every lawful strategy to ensure that perpetrators of crime are identified, apprehended, and brought to justice.