Dismissed policeman paraded for ‘robbery’ in Kano

The police in Kano State have arrested Sani Danjuma, who allegedly led the robbery attack on a guest house belonging to the Jigawa State Deputy Governor, Ibrahim Hassan Hadejia.

Danjuma, a former Police Sergeant, was attached to the Jigawa State Police Command before his dismissal.

The culprits disarmed the policemen on guard and took his AK-47 rifle loaded with 30 rounds of live ammunition.

It was gathered that Danjuma was a guard in the guest house.

A BMW car, valued at N11 million and some undisclosed amount of cash were stolen.

Police spokesman Magaji Musa Majia, who paraded the suspects yesterday, said the guest house was attacked on Sunday, March 18, about 9.30pm.

He said: “A good Samaritan gave the tip off at the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) Kano, that robbers attacked the guest house on Okashatu close, off Hadejia road.

“They attacked the policeman on duty and confiscated his AK-47 rifle (26594) loaded with 30 rounds of live ammunition.

“Upon the receipt of the information, the Police Commissioner, Rabi’u Yusuf, ordered the Anti-Robbery Squad to act, which led to the arrest of the suspects, all of whom are residents of Sultan road, Nasarawa GRA in Kano metropolis.”

Majia said the suspects confessed to the crime and led detectives to their hideout where the stolen AK-47 rifle, car and other dangerous weapons were recovered.

He added that investigation is on to trail other members of the gang at large.

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