Police Secure Conviction of Two Suspected Ammunition Suppliers
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At a glance
- The FCT Police Command arrested two wanted suspects, Yau Sule and Mariya Sule, on June 2, 2026.
- The suspects were involved in the unlawful possession and suspected supply of ammunition.
- Their conviction follows intelligence-led operations targeting criminal activities in the North Central region.
Authorities in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have secured a significant conviction against two individuals accused of supplying ammunition to criminal groups. Yau Sule and Mariya Sule, identified as wanted suspects, were apprehended on June 2, 2026, as a result of targeted, intelligence-led police operations.
The arrests and subsequent conviction are part of a broader effort by the FCT Police Command to dismantle networks supporting criminal activities, particularly kidnappings and other offenses plaguing the North Central region of the country. The operation underscores the command's commitment to proactive policing and its reliance on credible intelligence to apprehend those involved in illegal arms trafficking.
While the article does not detail the specific charges or sentencing, the conviction of these two suspects represents a success for law enforcement in disrupting the flow of weapons to individuals engaged in violent crime. The FCT Police Command continues its operations to ensure the safety and security of residents within the territory.
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