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Police arrest suspect, recover stolen items in A/Ibom

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The Police Command in Akwa Ibom says it has arrested one suspected armed robber and recovered stolen items in Mbiabam community of Ibiono Ibom Local Government Area of the state.

DSP, Timfon John, the command’s Police Public Relations Officer disclosed this in a statement made available to newsmen in Uyo on Wednesday.

“The Police Command in Akwa Ibom in its continuous efforts in fighting crime has recorded another significant breakthrough with the recovery of suspected stolen items in Ibiono Ibom Local Government Area,” John said.

She added that the suspect was arrested on Sunday.

The police spokesman said the following items were recovered from the suspect:
Four sets of drums, six guitars, 15 mixers, two equalisers, two amplifiers, eight gas cylinders, 25 speakers, two ovens, two gas coolers, three keyboards, and 11 stabilisers.

Others are: one washing machine, five compact discs, one giant ceiling fan, five generators, two coil of DSTV wires, one “DELL” laptop, nine desktop computer monitors, and thirteen TV sets.

“Also recovered were electric irons, one sonic insect killer, two electric kettles, one motor battery, ten microphones, one DSTV decoder, one Sony decoder, six DVD set, two tomba drum, five standing fans and two cymbals.

She called on individuals who lost their properties to report to the Command Headquarters in Uyo with evidence of ownership to claim the items.

John said that investigations were still ongoing to arrest the suspect’s accomplices, who were still at large.

Sunday Bassey

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