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Police recovers 7 stolen vehicles, arrests suspects in Kano

Admin December 8, 2025
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Dec. 8, 2025

The Police Command in Kano State on Monday announced the recovery of seven stolen vehicles and the arrest of several suspects in a series of operations aimed at curbing vehicle theft and related crimes, including armed robbery in the state.

This is contained in a statement issued by the command spokesperson SP Abdullahi Kiyawa in Kano on Monday.
Acting on the directive of the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Bakori, the command’s Special Intervention Squad (SIS) tracked down the stolen vehicles and apprehended the culprits.

“Recovered vehicles include an ash‑coloured Toyota RAV4, a red Peugeot 406, a black Toyota Corolla, a Toyota Yaris (registration Gombe 121 AH), a truck without a body, a white Toyota Matrix and a white Forland truck (registration GAK 701 XA).

He explained that in connection with the recoveries, a number of suspects linked to the thefts and to armed robbery were arrested.

According to Kiyawa,they are currently assisting investigators and will be charged in court.

Bakori was quoted as commending the officers for their dedication and professionalism and thanked the people of Kano State for their prayers, support and cooperation.

He said, “The command remains committed to fighting crime and ensuring the safety and security of lives and property in the state.

“The Kano State Police command urges the citizens to continue supporting police efforts to maintain peace and security.

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