The Assistant Inspector-General of Police, AIG in charge of Zone 2, Adegoke M. Fayoade, on Friday, is leading crack anti-riot police team to suspected criminal hideouts in Lagos and Ogun states, at the backdrop of the rumor making the rounds that the states have been infiltrated by regious fanatics, known as 'Boko Harams'.
TheCaveat.com.ng gathered that the AIG team's visit was to ensure that residents of Lagos and Ogun states have a funfilled Easter celebration devoid of hoodlums attacks.
The AIG team consists of seasoned operational officers and men of the Police anti-riot police (Mopol).
The first point of visit include places such as Ojota, Ketu, Ikorodu, Sagamu Interchange.
The Team was heading to Sango-Ota as at the time of filing this report.
Notorious spots such as Ikoto-Mallam in Ojota, Akanimodo and Ajelogo areas of Ketu has been placed under surveillance by the team led by Fayoade.
A crack team has also been deployed to the ever-busy Otedola bridge in order to nip in the bud inter- states criminals who might want to hide under the forthcoming Easter celebration to wreck havocs on law abiding residents of the states.
TheCaveat.com.ng also gathered through intelligent information that the AIG has equally ordered plainclothes policemen and women from the two states Criminal Investigation Departments, CIDs, to keep their eyes on suspected hideouts and on strange faces.
Similiarly, mobile policemen have been drawn to places known to be flashpoints, in order to respond swiftly and proactively to any attempt by anyone or group of persons to take the laws into their hands.
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