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Police arrest 10 over stolen motorbikes in Kano

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Some of the stolen motorcycles

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He said the feat was as a result of renewed fight against motorcycle theft staged by the police command.

By Maduabuchi Nmeribeh/Kano

Police operative have arrested 10 receivers and buyers of stolen motorcycles, while seven motorbikes have been recovered from the suspected criminals in Kano.

Kano Police Command’s spokesperson, SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa revealed this in a statement on Thursday

He said the feat was as a result of renewed fight against motorcycle theft staged by the police command.

According to the police spokesperson, the arrest of a notorious motorcycle thief, Dahiru Jibrin, on 11 August 2025, further investigations conducted by the Anti-Cyber Crime Unit of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) led to the arrest of 10 receivers of stolen motorcycles and the recovery of seven stolen motorcycles.

Kiyawa said the recovered motorcycles have been handed over to their rightful owners as part of the Command’s commitment to protecting lives and property.

“This achievement underscores the relentless efforts of the Kano State Police Command to dismantle criminal networks, including those involved in motorcycle theft and the illegal trade of stolen goods,” Kiyawa stated.

According to him, the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, commended the officers involved in the investigation for their professionalism, diligence, and dedication to duty.

Bakori also urged members of the public to continue supporting the Police by providing timely information and cooperating in efforts to maintain peace and security across the State.

“The Kano State Police Command remains unwavering in its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of residents and their property. The Command will continue to intensify its operations to bring perpetrators of crime to justice and prevent future criminal activities.

“Members of the public are encouraged to report suspicious activities or emergencies by contacting the Command through the following numbers: 08032419754, 08123821575, 09029292926,” Kiyawa added.

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