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Isuofia Incident: Police Make More Arrests

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CHUKA UBAH

Operatives of Nigeria Police Force, Anambra State Command, have arrested four new suspects in connection with the unfortunate incident that happened at Isuofia Civic Center, Aguata LGA.

According to a DSP. Ikenga Tochukwu Anipr, PPRO, Anambra State Police Command, the apprehended suspects included: Mbah Victor ‘M’ aged 30 years, John Olisakwe ‘M’ aged 21 years, Chigozie Omeh ‘M’ aged 20 years and Emmanuel Nnobi ‘M’ aged 28 years.

The suspects confessed to have actively taken part in the attack.

Consequently, efforts are still ongoing to apprehend other accomplices, unravel the circumstances surrounding the incident and bring the perpetrators to book, the Police PRO said.

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