Operatives of the Delta State Police Command have arrested eight suspects over alleged armed robbery, cultism and illegal firearms possession in separate intelligence-led operations across the state.The operations also led to the recovery of four locally made firearms, four live cartridges, one expended cartridge and a dagger knife.The command’s Public Relations Officer, Bright Edafe, disclosed in a statement on Tuesday that the arrests were part of a sustained crackdown on armed robbery, cultism, gunrunning and other violent crimes.According to Edafe, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult Group, arrested two suspected armed robbers along the Asaba-Benin Expressway following credible intelligence.He said, “On July 14, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m., acting on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected armed robbery gang, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult group, mobilised and trailed the suspects along the Asaba–Benin Expressway.“The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. The operations also led to the recovery of four locally made firearms, four live cartridges, one expended cartridge and a dagger knife.The command’s Public Relations Officer, Bright Edafe, disclosed in a statement on Tuesday that the arrests were part of a sustained crackdown on armed robbery, cultism, gunrunning and other violent crimes.According to Edafe, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult Group, arrested two suspected armed robbers along the Asaba-Benin Expressway following credible intelligence.He said, “On July 14, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m., acting on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected armed robbery gang, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult group, mobilised and trailed the suspects along the Asaba–Benin Expressway.“The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. The command’s Public Relations Officer, Bright Edafe, disclosed in a statement on Tuesday that the arrests were part of a sustained crackdown on armed robbery, cultism, gunrunning and other violent crimes.According to Edafe, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult Group, arrested two suspected armed robbers along the Asaba-Benin Expressway following credible intelligence.He said, “On July 14, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m., acting on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected armed robbery gang, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult group, mobilised and trailed the suspects along the Asaba–Benin Expressway.“The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. According to Edafe, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult Group, arrested two suspected armed robbers along the Asaba-Benin Expressway following credible intelligence.He said, “On July 14, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m., acting on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected armed robbery gang, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult group, mobilised and trailed the suspects along the Asaba–Benin Expressway.“The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. He said, “On July 14, 2026, at about 5:00 a.m., acting on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected armed robbery gang, operatives, in collaboration with members of the Civilian Anti-Cult group, mobilised and trailed the suspects along the Asaba–Benin Expressway.“The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. “The operation led to the arrest of Stephen Danladi (29) of Langtang LGA, Plateau State, and Jude Christian (26) of Mbaitoli LGA, Imo State.“A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. “A search of the suspects led to the recovery of two locally made pistols.”He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. He explained that intelligence obtained during the suspects’ interrogation led detectives to Issele-Asagba in Ogwashi-Uku, where another suspect, Jerry Egenus, was arrested.The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. The statement alleged that Egenus acted as a gunrunner and receiver of stolen property linked to a gang responsible for robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and neighbouring communities.The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. The investigations, according to Edafe, indicate that the gang specialised in stealing mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.Related NewsRivers man arrested as lover dies after alleged assaultAbia court jails two child defilers for 40-years’ imprisonmentPolice arrest eight over robbery, cultism, gunrunning in DeltaThe statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. The statement added, “Preliminary investigation further indicates that the suspects are allegedly members of a gang linked to a series of armed robberies in Okpanam, Asaba and adjoining areas, particularly involving the theft of mobile phones, motorcycles and other valuables.“The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. “The suspects and recovered exhibits are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing.”Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. Edafe noted that in another operation, operatives of Oghara Division intercepted a silver Lexus RX330 SUV during surveillance patrol and arrested four suspected cultists after recovering a locally made cut-to-size gun and one live cartridge.He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. He stated that the weapon was concealed on the driver, while the live cartridge was recovered from the vehicle.Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. Meanwhile, he noted that another suspected cultist was arrested in the polytechnic area of Ogwashi-Uku following a distress call.He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. He added, “Recovered from the suspect were one locally made pistol, three live cartridges, one expended cartridge and one dagger.“The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. “The suspect and recovered exhibits are in police custody, while the investigation is ongoing.”Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. Commenting on the operations, the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, Yemi Oyeniyi, reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling violent crime through intelligence-led policing.He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state. He urged residents to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies, assuring them that the command would remain relentless in protecting lives and property across the state.