13 suspected cultists, thugs nabbed in Kwara

No fewer than 13 suspected cultists, thugs and drug peddlers have been arrested by the Kwara State Police Command.
nThe suspects, according to a statement on Friday by the Police Public Relations Officer of the command, Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, were arrested during a coordinated raid at Tanke Junction in Ilorin, the state capital.
nShe said items recovered from the suspects included 24 motorcycles as well as illicit substances suspected to be cannabis sativa, “ice” (crystal methamphetamine), Colorado, tramadol and other hard drugs.
n“The suspects were involved in cult-related activities, street violence, illicit drug trafficking and other criminal acts capable of disrupting public peace and safety within the area, which has over time gained notoriety as a criminal flashpoint within the Ilorin metropolis.
n“Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects used the location as a gathering point for drug peddling, recruitment of youths into unlawful societies, intimidation of residents and planning of criminal activities within Ilorin and its environs.
n“Efforts are being intensified to apprehend other fleeing accomplices and dismantle the criminal network, while the suspects currently in custody will be charged to court upon the conclusion of ongoing investigations,” the statement said.
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