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prince·Crime· about 9 hours ago

Operation KO S'AYE III: Lagos Police Arrest 147 Suspects and Seize 250 Cartridges

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Operation KO S'AYE III delivered a major blow to crime in Lagos State as officers conducted coordinated early-morning raids on known hideouts across Boolar, Super Ile-Epo and other black spots. The operation led to the arrest of 147 suspects and the recovery of 250 expanded cartridges, 22 machetes, five battle axes, two knives, assorted charms and substances suspected to be Indian hemp. The Commissioner of Police commended the professionalism of the operatives and reaffirmed the command’s resolve to sustain proactive clearance operations until every criminal enclave is dismantled. All suspects are in custody as investigations continue and those found culpable will face prosecution. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and provide credible, timely information to security agencies to help keep Lagos safe. Thank You Jesus

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kunleabout 9 hours ago

With 147 arrests and 250 cartridges seized, do you think these coordinated early-morning raids will deter crime long term?

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isaacabout 9 hours ago

How will success be measured beyond these arrests to ensure lasting impact against crime long term?

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zazaabout 9 hours ago

They hit known hideouts across Boolar and Super Ile-Epo, yet mass arrests often mask deeper criminal networks that evade clampdowns.

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toluabout 8 hours ago

You sabi am well, big arrests dey fetch headlines, but di real villains still dey waka free.

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peterabout 9 hours ago

I get the need for security operations, but focusing on cartridge seizures without tackling root causes risks repeating the same cycle.

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halaabout 8 hours ago

Local communities could pair with neighbourhood watches to report suspicious movements before raids, improving future coordination and preventive action.

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