Twelve undocumented migrants from Mali and the Niger Republic, as well as 33 other suspected criminals, have all been detained, according to the Police Command in Kano State.
Twelve illegal immigrants were discovered at a home in Kano’s Hotoro Yandodo Quarters, including five Nigeriens who had been deported from Saudi Arabia and seven Malians, according to Mr. Mohammed Usaini-Gumel, the state’s commissioner of police.
“To avoid being discovered by Saudi Arabian officials, the immigrants altered their fingerprints with razor cuts, resulting in wounds.
According to the commissioner, “the 33 other suspects were arrested for various offenses, including armed robbery, theft, kidnapping, and possession of illicit weapons, among others.”
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The police recovered various items from the illegal immigrants’ house, including 46 mobile phones, 21 sim cards, knives, a cutlass, a toy gun, and a set of master keys. The police also found sachets of diazepam tablets, 79 exol tablets, and 98 wraps of dry leaves that were suspected to be Indian hemp. The suspects will be taken to court after the investigation is completed.
The CP praised the citizens of the state for their ongoing support, cooperation, and understanding in the fight against crime and criminal activities in the state. He encouraged all police officers to work harder, be skilled, and remain committed to fighting crime.
He stated that in case of any emergencies, the Kano State Police Command can be reached through these phone numbers: 08032419754, 08123821575, and 09029292926.
(NAN)
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