In recent Nigeria news from the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, police have arrested three suspected car thieves operating within the area. The suspects, identified as Steven Musa, David Dalyol, and Ibrahim Mohammed, were apprehended after officers responded to a distress call about a stolen Toyota Corolla. The car was tracked to a workshop in Durumi where it was undergoing unauthorized refurbishment.
Further investigation revealed another stolen vehicle, a red Toyota Corolla, at the location. The suspects confessed to being part of a syndicate involved in refurbishing and reselling stolen vehicles across various areas including Wuse and Bwari. This Abuja news highlights the importance of vehicle security as the FCT Commissioner of Police advises installing tracking and anti-theft devices.
Key Takeaways:
- FCT police arrest three members of a car theft syndicate.
- Stolen vehicles were found in a workshop for illegal refurbishment.
- Suspects confessed to stealing, refurbishing, and reselling cars across Abuja.
For more details, please visit the original source: Police Command Statement. Do you think increased surveillance in local workshops could further deter car theft in cities like Abuja? Let us know your thoughts!
