RRS HEADQUARTERS UPGRADED WITH NEW STATE OF THE ART OFFICIAL EDIFICE • Commander Egbeyemi commends Governor Sanwo-Olu for support

By Ibrahim A. Jagaba

• Structure completed under 12 months

The Lagos State, Rapid Response Squad (RRS), a unit set up over two decades ago to shore up the tasks of policing the state, has today, the 29th of December, 2021, unveiled a new addition to it arsenal in the form of a new office extension, towards ensuring an increasingly motivated and efficient workforce.

NO ROOM FOR CRIMINALS IN LAGOS AS SANWO-OLU ARRESTS SUSPECTED CRIMINALS IN OJOTA

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…Taskforce Strike Force Impounds 105 Motorcycles_

The war against criminality in Lagos State has gone a notch higher as the State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, personally arrested a gang of suspected criminals, which specialises in harassing motorists and road users in traffic.

LNSA / DSS PARTNER FOR SAFER LAGOS

The Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Agency and the Department of State Security has concluded plans to partner to make Lagos safer.

Prince Dr Ifalade Oyekan made this known after a visit to Sheikh Mohammed Waziri, State Director of the State Security Service and his management at the Shangisa Office of the Agency.

DELTA POLICE NABBED SUSPECTED KIDNAPPERS, ILLICIT DRUG PEDDLERS, CULTISTS

Following  the protest staged by farmers of Abraka and Umutu over killings and destruction of their farm lands and crops by Herdemen, the Divisional Police Officer of Abraka and Umutu led a Joint Operation comprising of Police Officers.

DSS operatives and Vigilantes from  Ethiope East and Ukwuani Local Government Areas, a Government Reserves Parcel of land at Obiaruku  to clampdown on the suspected criminals suspected criminals and restore nomalcy.

DELTA CP VISITS SISTER AGENCIES, SEEKS GREATER COOPERATION FOR SAFETY

In a bid to solidify interagency relationships, the Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Ari Muhammed Ali FCIA, PSC+, has paid courtesy visits to sister agencies in the state.

Judges aren’t above law, Malami says

The meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) over the arrest of senior judges continues today but the federal government said Nigerian judges were not immune to arrest or criminal investigation.

The NJC issued no statement yesterday after a lengthy meeting on the arrest of seven senior judges over corruption allegations by the Department of Security Services (DSS).