The special joint task force busted the hide-out of criminals







The Special Joint Task Force of “Operation Nkpochapu” has raided a hideout of suspected Criminals in Okpoko, Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra State, where several arrests were made.

Leading the operation, the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. Joseph Agugoesi, explained that the raid was consequent upon an intelligence report of daily criminal activities being perpetrated on innocent citizens living in the area by some suspected criminals and the proscribed members of MASSOB in Okpoko and it environs.

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