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The Rivers state Commissioner of Police, Dan Bature has accused Governor Rotimi Amaechi of pressurizing him to secure the release of criminals involved in heinous cases of murder, deadly cult activities, unlawful possession of firearms, kidnappings and sundry acts of lawlessness that ordinarily would have been charged to court but for the industrial action of the Rivers state judiciary; PM NEWS reports.
The police commissioner said that Amaechi has being raising false alarm against the Command because he refused to bow to pressure.
Part of a press statement issued by Bature read, “It is strongly believed that the vituperations are frustrating signs of the Government’s inability to pressure the Command to release hardened criminals involved heinous cases of murder, deadly cult activities, unlawful firearms possession, kidnappings and sundry acts of lawlessness that ordinarily would have been charged to court but for the industrial action of the Rivers State Judiciary”.
''Arrests made on cases of unlawful possession of firearms, robbery, cultism and murder are now attributed to politics. What a mathematical wonder! Six suspects arrested and charged to court for unlawful possessions of firearms have now become over 400 supporters of a political party in our custody''.
The police commissioner also dispelled rumours that security operatives attached to APC gubernatorial candidate, Dakuku Peterside has been withdrawn.
''We should be mindful of the fact that security issues are not matters for comical entertainment'',Bature added.
The police commissioner said that Amaechi has being raising false alarm against the Command because he refused to bow to pressure.
Part of a press statement issued by Bature read, “It is strongly believed that the vituperations are frustrating signs of the Government’s inability to pressure the Command to release hardened criminals involved heinous cases of murder, deadly cult activities, unlawful firearms possession, kidnappings and sundry acts of lawlessness that ordinarily would have been charged to court but for the industrial action of the Rivers State Judiciary”.
''Arrests made on cases of unlawful possession of firearms, robbery, cultism and murder are now attributed to politics. What a mathematical wonder! Six suspects arrested and charged to court for unlawful possessions of firearms have now become over 400 supporters of a political party in our custody''.
The police commissioner also dispelled rumours that security operatives attached to APC gubernatorial candidate, Dakuku Peterside has been withdrawn.
''We should be mindful of the fact that security issues are not matters for comical entertainment'',Bature added.
