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Police arrest suspected fraudsters in Rivers, reject $17,000 bribe

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
December 7, 2024
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The Zone 16 Police Command, on Saturday, paraded three suspects for allegedly engaging in illicit drugs and fraudulent activities.

A statement by the zone spokesman in Yenagoa, SP Gunn Emonena, said the Zonal Financial and Cyber Crime unit, based on credible intelligence, stormed Rumukparali Community in Obio/Akpo Local Government of Rivers State to arrest the suspects.

He said that the three suspects namely Billion Ndubuisi, Charles Amachree and Martins Chinemike confessed to have impersonated Ryam Bill, a U.S. based luminary and defrauded one St. Andrea and Charlen Zielinsky to the tune of $71,500.

Emonena said that during the execution of a search in their premises, wraps of illicit hard drugs suspected to be hemp, two vehicles, two laptops and 10 phones were recovered.

“The suspects through their agent offered the sum of $17,000 bribe which was rejected by our well trained reformed officers.

“The money is registered and will be tendered as exhibits in court,” Emonena said.

According to him, the AIG of the zone, Adebola Hamzat, has reiterated his dedication to protecting lives and property of citizens within his jurisdiction and the country at large.

He noted that the Nigeria Police Force, under the astute leadership of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, has reasserted its dedication towards ensuring the safety and security of all citizens.

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