A truck loaded with building materials was found to be concealing large consignments of opioids and other illicit substances, the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has said.The Director of Media and Advocacy of the NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, disclosed in a statement on Sunday that the agency’s Taraba Command, acting on credible intelligence, intercepted a truck conveying building materials from Onitsha, Anambra State, to Jalingo.“A thorough search of the vehicle by the NDLEA operatives at the Nukkai Timber Shade, Jalingo, led to the discovery of a massive drug stash concealed beneath the cargo, while a 22-year-old suspect, Buhari Abdullahi, was promptly arrested,” the statement said.Recovered from the truck were “320,840 capsules of tramadol, 600 ampoules of pentazocine injection, 4,500 pills of rohypnol, and 299 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup.”In Ebonyi State, operatives arrested a 75-year-old man, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi, who was allegedly found with 300 grams of skunk.“Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” The Director of Media and Advocacy of the NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, disclosed in a statement on Sunday that the agency’s Taraba Command, acting on credible intelligence, intercepted a truck conveying building materials from Onitsha, Anambra State, to Jalingo.“A thorough search of the vehicle by the NDLEA operatives at the Nukkai Timber Shade, Jalingo, led to the discovery of a massive drug stash concealed beneath the cargo, while a 22-year-old suspect, Buhari Abdullahi, was promptly arrested,” the statement said.Recovered from the truck were “320,840 capsules of tramadol, 600 ampoules of pentazocine injection, 4,500 pills of rohypnol, and 299 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup.”In Ebonyi State, operatives arrested a 75-year-old man, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi, who was allegedly found with 300 grams of skunk.“Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” “A thorough search of the vehicle by the NDLEA operatives at the Nukkai Timber Shade, Jalingo, led to the discovery of a massive drug stash concealed beneath the cargo, while a 22-year-old suspect, Buhari Abdullahi, was promptly arrested,” the statement said.Recovered from the truck were “320,840 capsules of tramadol, 600 ampoules of pentazocine injection, 4,500 pills of rohypnol, and 299 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup.”In Ebonyi State, operatives arrested a 75-year-old man, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi, who was allegedly found with 300 grams of skunk.“Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” Recovered from the truck were “320,840 capsules of tramadol, 600 ampoules of pentazocine injection, 4,500 pills of rohypnol, and 299 bottles of codeine-based cough syrup.”In Ebonyi State, operatives arrested a 75-year-old man, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi, who was allegedly found with 300 grams of skunk.“Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” In Ebonyi State, operatives arrested a 75-year-old man, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi, who was allegedly found with 300 grams of skunk.“Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” “Demonstrating that age is no barrier to the enforcement of the law, NDLEA operatives in Ebonyi State tracked down and arrested a 75-year-old grandpa, Okebe Samuel, at Okposi.“The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” “The septuagenarian was found in possession of 300 grams of skunk, which he sells in retail sachets to the youth in his community,” the agency disclosed.In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” In Imo State, Babafemi added that officers raided a drug enclave at Umulolo, Orlu, where a female suspect, Chioma Okeke (32), was arrested and 8 kilograms of skunk recovered.In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” In Edo State, the agency stated that four traffickers, including three women, were arrested during raids in Benin City on Tuesday, 2 June 2026.Related NewsTerrorism sponsors must be exposed – Akpabio416 Borno residents regain freedom months after abductionFG clears five-month allowance arrears for lecturersAt Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” At Uyosa, Chioma Igba (24) and Precious Ozomah (22) were arrested with “176 grams of skunk, 65 grams of Loud, and 5 grams of methamphetamine.”Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” Along Agbor Road, Benin City, Anita Abraham (21) was arrested with “95 grams of Scottish Loud and 329 grams of regular Loud,” while Henry Okey (43) was arrested at Upper Mission with assorted psychotropic substances.In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” In Kano State, operatives arrested Saifullahi Lawan (19) at the Kafi area of Madobi on Thursday, 4 June 2026, with “40 blocks of skunk weighing a total of 38 kilograms.”In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” In Gombe State, Ugwu Ifebuchi (28) was intercepted near Dantiti Plaza in the Tumfure area with “15,000 capsules of tramadol.”The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” The agency also said its War Against Drug Abuse sensitisation campaign continued across schools in Oyo, Lagos, Anambra and Kano states.Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” Reacting to the operations, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of NDLEA, Brig. Gen. Mohamed Buba Marwa (Rtd), commended officers and men of the affected commands.“The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” “The War Against Drug Abuse social advocacy activities by NDLEA Commands and formations equally continued across the country in the past week,” he said.He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.” He added that the agency “remains fully committed to dismantling drug supply chains and will continue to target traffickers regardless of age, gender, or concealment methods.”