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Kano Police Parade 326 Suspects, Including 22 Teenagers, Over Looting During Hunger Protest
The Kano State Police Command has paraded 326 suspects, including 22 teenagers and 5 women, allegedly involved in the looting of private and public properties during last Thursday’s hunger protest in the state.
The Police spokesman, SP Abdullahi Kiyawa, said the police have made recoveries of many jerrycans of 25 liters of groundnut oil, a large quantity of stationeries, foodstuffs, and other valuable properties from the suspects.
All the suspects are currently being held at the Command’s Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and will be charged to court upon completion of investigation.
The Police Command has also directed the Anti-Cyber Crime Unit to launch an investigation into the spread of fake news and hate speeches capable of inciting violence and affecting the overall security situation in the State.
The Commissioner of Police commended the Kano State Government for imposing a 24-hour curfew and called on parents and guardians to voluntarily return looted properties to the nearest Police Station
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