Police increase patrols in Plateau for Lent and Ramadan
The Plateau State Police Command has launched 24-hour patrols across all 17 local government areas to ensure safety during the Christian Lent and Muslim Ramadan periods. Bassey Ewah, the State Commissioner of Police, announced this initiative in a statement. The police are focusing on visibility, intelligence gathering, and rapid response to prevent crime. Residents are urged to cooperate with security agencies and report any suspicious activities.
What we know
- Bassey Ewah ordered immediate round-the-clock patrols across Plateau’s 17 local government areas.
- Police personnel and logistics have been deployed to strategic locations, flashpoints, and vulnerable spots.
- The State Intelligence Department is intensifying intelligence gathering and monitoring movements at state exit points.
- Officers are instructed to act professionally, respect human rights, and avoid searching phones without a court order.
- Residents and community leaders are encouraged to support the police by providing timely and accurate information.
