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FCT Police Command Raids Illegal Drug Spots Across Abuja

FCT Police Command Raids Illegal Drug Spots Across Abuja

In a determined effort to curb the menace of illicit drug activities, operatives of the FCT Police Command, under the Anti-Narcotics Unit, carried out a series of coordinated raids across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The operation, which targeted known hotspots for the sale and consumption of illegal substances, was successfully executed on Tuesday, January 23, 2025.

Hotspots Targeted

The raid focused on four key locations identified as hubs for criminal drug activities:

  1. SDP Junction, Gwagwalada.
  2. Lugbe Federal Housing, near Tipper Garage.
  3. Wuse Zone 5, near Access Bank.
  4. AYA Roundabout.

Suspects Apprehended and Items Recovered

The operation led to the arrest of eight suspects, who attempted to flee upon sighting the police operatives. Swift action by the team ensured their capture.
Recovered items during the raid include:

  • 100 rounds of live 7.62 x 39mm ammunition.
  • Large quantities of dried cannabis leaves.
  • Encapsulated illicit drugs in substantial amounts.

Police Commitment to Safety

The FCT Police Command, under the leadership of the Commissioner of Police, reiterated its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents in the territory. These operations underline the Command’s zero-tolerance stance on drug-related activities and its resolve to make Abuja a safer place.

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Public Support Needed

The Commissioner of Police has called on residents to continue supporting the police by reporting suspicious activities promptly. Members of the public can report via the following emergency lines:

  • 08032003913
  • 08028940883
  • CRU: 08107314192
  • PCB: 09022222352

The Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Josephine Adeh, emphasized the importance of collective efforts in fighting drug-related crimes.

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