Police arrest 146 suspects in Ogun

In a decisive move to restore order and combat rising crime, the Ogun State Police Command has successfully apprehended 146 suspects in Sagamu. This significant operation, codenamed "Operation Keep Sagamu Safe," demonstrates a robust commitment to ensuring the safety and security of residents. The coordinated effort, which brought together various security agencies and community leaders, highlights a unified front against criminal elements threatening public peace.

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The intelligence-led operation, conducted in the early hours of April 13, 2026, targeted identified flashpoints within Sagamu, where suspected criminal elements had been observed to pose threats to public peace and safety.

The raid, conducted in the early hours of April 13, 2026, targeted known hotspots within Sagamu, areas identified as posing risks to public safety. This intelligence-led operation was a direct response to concerns raised by traditional rulers and local government officials, underscoring the importance of community engagement in strengthening the local security architecture. The collaboration between the police, military, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Amotekun Corps, So-Safe Corps, and the Vigilante Group of Nigeria showcases a comprehensive approach to law enforcement.

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Those found culpable will be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Abeokuta, for discreet investigation and necessary legal action.

All apprehended individuals are currently undergoing a thorough screening process. Those found to have been involved in criminal activities will be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department for in-depth investigation and subsequent legal proceedings. The Commissioner of Police, Bode Ojajuni, lauded the seamless collaboration and professionalism displayed by all participating agencies. He assured the public of the command's unwavering dedication to intelligence-led policing and sustained efforts to maintain peace across the state, urging continued vigilance and cooperation from the community.

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The Commissioner of Police, Bode Ojajuni, commended the collaboration among security agencies, describing it as a demonstration of professionalism and operational discipline.