Three Killed, 15 Suspects Arrested Over Edo Violence
Three people were killed while 15 suspects were arrested in connection with violent incidents in Edo State, according to the state police command. The arrests followed police operations aimed at restoring peace and tackling criminal activities in affected communities.
Three people have been killed and 15 suspects arrested following separate incidents of violence in Edo State.
The development was disclosed by the Edo State Police Command as part of its ongoing operations to curb violent crime and restore peace across the state.
The command said the suspects were arrested in connection with various criminal activities, while investigations were ongoing to establish their individual roles in the incidents.
Police operatives were deployed to affected areas following reports of violence, with the operations aimed at preventing further attacks and protecting residents.
The command said the arrests were made through intelligence-led operations and other tactical measures adopted to tackle criminal activities in the state.
The police assured residents that investigations would continue and that suspects found culpable would be prosecuted in accordance with the law.
The command also urged residents to remain calm and provide security agencies with credible information that could assist in preventing further violence.
The latest development comes as the Edo Police Command intensifies operations against kidnapping, cultism, armed robbery and other violent crimes across the state.
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