Plateau State Police ban unauthorized sirens and covered number plates

The Plateau State Police Command has issued a stern warning and a ban on the unauthorized use of sirens and covered number plates across the state. This directive targets individuals and vehicles that employ these features illegally, aiming to bolster security measures and curb potential criminal activities.

Authorities emphasized that the use of covered number plates and unauthorized sirens poses significant security threats. Such practices can obscure vehicle identification and facilitate evasion of law enforcement, thereby undermining public safety and order. The ban is a proactive step to address these vulnerabilities.

The police command has made it clear that any individual or vehicle found violating this order will face severe legal consequences. This measure is part of a broader effort to ensure that all vehicles operating within Plateau State adhere to established regulations, contributing to a safer environment for all residents.