Report reaching Don.ng had it that, the kidnapped Assistant Commissioner of Police serving in Suleja, Niger State, ACP Isa Musa, a.k.a,...
Report reaching Don.ng had it that, the kidnapped Assistant Commissioner of Police serving in Suleja, Niger State, ACP Isa Musa, a.k.a, Rambo has been rescued. The high ranking commander was rescued in the evening of 20th October, 2019 from his kidnappers while two male were arrested as suspects to the crime.
The report on the rescue of the Assistant Commissioner of Police was announced by DCP Frank MBA, the Force Public Relation Officer, Force Headquarter, Abuja.
DCP Frank Mba in his statement said, "Musa Rabo abducted over the weekend was today 20th October 2019 rescued unhurt. The officer was successfully rescued this evening by a combined team of Police operatives from Kaduna, Niger and Zone 7 Command Headquarters Abuja, backed-up by members of the elite Special Forces of the NPF."
"Two male suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident. Investigation into the incident is ongoing". He said
The Force Public Relations Officer indicated that, the ACP was easily kidnapped by the kidnappers because, he was in a private trip, dressed as a civilian.
"The officer was travelling in his civil dress, with his private vehicle and without escort or any special security at the time of the incident. He was not targeted as a cop. It was purely an opportunistic crime, indiscriminately and maliciously targeted at citizens using that particular road. He was, perhaps, positionally unlucky at the time of the incident!" DCP Frank Mba noted.
Meanwhile, readers of Don.ng has raised alarm of the high rate of kidnapping activities in the country targeted at the ordinary civilians without security or escort. Some persons are advocating that, high ranking officers and government officials should move about without escort so that, security personal will pay adequate attention to curbing the security challenge that ordinary citizens are facing in the country.
Efforts to get more information from the Force Public Relation Officer, DCP Frank MBA was not successful before this publication.
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