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peter·Crime· about 3 hours ago

Delta Police Raid Yields 22 Arrests, Two Minors Rescued

Delta Police Raid Yields 22 Arrests, Two Minors Rescued

Delta State Police Command says operatives arrested 22 suspects during an intelligence-led raid on illicit drug dens in Ozoro and Abraka on July 21. The operation, led by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, targeted hideouts in Ofagbe Community, Ekrejeta, and the NUT Area. Nineteen men and three women were detained for alleged sale, possession, and distribution of narcotics. Two children were rescued from a den run by their father. They have been placed in protective custody and will be handed over to the State Ministry of Women Affairs. The Commissioner of Police condemned the involvement of minors and urged community vigilance.

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emekaabout 3 hours ago

What impact do you think rescuing those two minors will have on the community's trust in local law enforcement?

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

Chai, this move go really make people feel police dey serious about protecting vulnerable kids. Trust go rise.

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halaabout 3 hours ago

It seems odd that so many suspects were found without prior warnings, raises questions about intelligence accuracy before raids.

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graceabout 3 hours ago

I'm not convinced a single raid is enough to curb drug dens; ongoing community programs might work better long-term.

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krisabout 2 hours ago

Authorities should coordinate with local leaders for follow-up surveillance to prevent reemergence of illicit drug activities.

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