Police arrest two suspected drug dealers

The Delta State Police Command has arrested two suspected drug dealers and recovered 132 sachets of tramadol from them.
nThe Police Public Relations Officer for the state command, Bright Edafe, disclosed this in a statement on Friday.
nThe PPRO said that on August 13, 2026, personnel of the police patrol team attached to Operation Delta Shield, while conducting a stop-and-search operation along Nnebisi Road, Asaba, intercepted a Toyota Hiace bus with registration number ZBL-549-XA.
n“A search of the vehicle led to the recovery of 132 sachets of 100mg Tramadol and the arrest of two suspects, Hillary Osondu, 54, and Abubakar Bello, 54,” the statement read.
nThe statement explained that “the suspects are in custody, while investigation is ongoing.”
nIn another development, on August 13, 2026, operatives of ‘A’ Division, Warri, received a report that an ash-coloured 2003 Toyota Corolla with registration number WW-579MD had been stolen from where it was parked at Awani Close, Ajamugha, Warri.
nConsequently, detectives of the division immediately commenced a coordinated operation in conjunction with the Dragon Patrol Team, leading to the recovery of the vehicle along Winners Church Road, Ughelli, barely two hours after the report was received.
nEdafe stated that efforts were ongoing to identify and apprehend the suspects connected with the crime.
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