Police prosecute 68 for traffic offences in Delta State
At least 68 people faced prosecution for traffic violations in Delta State as police intensified enforcement operations. The Delta State Police Command, led by spokesperson SP Bright Edafe, collaborated with Mobile Courts and magistrates to address rising traffic offences. Offenders were apprehended for a range of infractions, including unauthorised use of number plates and driving without valid licences. The police emphasized their commitment to maintaining road safety and urged motorists to comply with regulations.
What happened
- SP Bright Edafe confirmed that 68 offenders were prosecuted at courts in Warri, Asaba, and Okwe.
- Offences included unauthorised use of number plates, driving against traffic, and illegal use of sirens.
- All offenders received fines based on the Delta State Traffic Management Law and National Road Traffic Regulations.
- The police are working with the Federal Road Safety Corps and the Delta State Traffic Management Agency to enhance enforcement.
- Motorists were reminded to register their vehicles and carry valid driver’s licences at all times.
