25 Suspects arrested in Anambra State over Cultism, Drugs and illegal possession of firearms.

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Anambra State Police command, has today arrested and paraded 25 male suspects over cultism and possession of drugs and firearms. 

The suspects who are predominantly teenagers, were arrested in different parts of the state by the Command's Special Anti-Cultism Squad (SPACS).

While addressing pressmen at the parade, the Public Relations Officer of the command, Mr. Haruna Muhammed, said that the suspects would be charged to court,  and also emphasized that the command is committed to ridding the state of every criminal activities. 

Part of the items and ammunition recovered from the suspects are double-barrelled gun, 4 pump action guns, live and expended cartridges, wrapped marijuana, machetes, meth cans (bunker) and food items including live goat and chicken, etc. 

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