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LAGOS POLICE COMMAND ACHIEVES MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN CRIME DETECTION WITH THE ARREST OF JOHN SAMUEL, A NOTORIOUS ARMED ROBBERY KINGPIN, HIRED ASSASSIN, AND MURDERER BEHIND THE ALLEN AVENUE GOLD JEWELLERY ARMED ROBBERY ATTACK. HE WAS TRACKED AND APPREHENDED IN HIS EPE HIDEOUT

LAGOS POLICE COMMAND ACHIEVES MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN CRIME DETECTION WITH THE ARREST OF JOHN SAMUEL, A NOTORIOUS ARMED ROBBERY KINGPIN, HIRED ASSASSIN, AND MURDERER BEHIND THE ALLEN AVENUE GOLD JEWELLERY ARMED ROBBERY ATTACK. HE WAS TRACKED AND APPREHENDED IN HIS EPE HIDEOUT

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Operatives of the Lagos State Police Command, through the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti, acting on the directive of the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, psc, mnips dismantled a criminal syndicate involved in conspiracy, obtaining goods under false pretence, fraudulent conversion, stealing, and the issuance of dud cheques. The breakthrough followed investigations into three separate cases, which revealed a coordinated syndicate that fraudulently obtained exotic vehicles from dealers using false representations and dud or post-dated cheques before disposing of the vehicles for personal gain. The investigation led to the arrest of key suspects, while other members of the syndicate remain at large. Through intelligence-led operations and the AUTOREG Vehicle Tracking Platform, detectives recovered Toyota Highlander (2017 Model), Toyota Highlander (2007 Model), Toyota RAV4 (2010 Model), two (2) Toyota Hiace Buses (2016 Model), one Toyota Hiace Bus (2020 Model), and one Ford Edge SUV (2018 Model). Efforts are ongoing to arrest the fleeing suspects and recover the remaining vehicles. The suspects will be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations. The Lagos State Police Command advises vehicle dealers and business owners to exercise due diligence before releasing vehicles, particularly where payment is made through post-dated cheques or unfamiliar intermediaries. SP Abimbola Adebisi Police Public Relations Officer Lagos State Command, Ikeja 14th July, 2026

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