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Police Command Strenghten Security In Delta
Worried by increasing cases of armed robbery and kidnapping, the Delta State Police Command says it has strengthened up security in the state.
This is coming few days after the state Commissioner of Police, Adeyinka Adeleke met with various security stakeholders on the peace and security of the State.
At the meeting, issues bothering on farmer/herders crisis, cultism, robbery, kidnapping were deliberated upon, spokesperson of the command, DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that meaningful contributions and possible solutions were postulated, which is already yielding positive results.
Present at the meeting which was at the instance of the Police Commissioner were Vigilante group of Nigeria (VGN), Delta State Vigilante group, DTSVG, hunters, herdsmen, Hausa/Fulani representatives and indigenes/farmers, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW).
To this end, the Police Command said in keeping fate with its resolve to rid the state of violent crimes has emplace adequate security measures to curb the menaces in the State.
“The Command has strengthened their conventional crime prevention and control method of stop and search duty, raiding of black spots/flash points, aggressivevisibility patrol to curtail all forms of criminalities.
“Delta State Command assures the good people of Delta State of its commitment to their safety and security at all times”, the statement added.
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