From Monday Ochuko – Asava
The Delta State Police Command has recorded major successes in its ongoing crackdown on crime across the state, resulting in the arrest of twenty-three suspects and the recovery of a stolen HOWO trailer truck, as well as seizure of large quantities of suspected illicit drugs in separate operations.
Acting on the directive of the Commissioner of Police, Delta State, operatives of Buffalo Team, and Okpanam patrol teams raided identified black spots, criminal hideouts, and brothels within the Okpanam axis and Asaba metropolis on 22 May 2026.
The operation targeted locations around Hausa Market, Okpanam, where twenty-two male suspects were arrested. Exhibits recovered include seventy-two bottles of CSC Codeine, eleven packets of Tramadol, quantities of Swinol, Canadian Loud, and weeds suspected to be Indian hemp. The suspects and exhibits have been handed over to the Special Enquiry Unit (SEU) for profiling and further investigation. Suspects found culpable will be prosecuted.
Following a petition alleging the snatching of a trailer truck, stealing, and conspiracy, operatives of Operation Safe Delta tracked and recovered a stolen HOWO trailer truck with registration number KK/192 XA at Ifite-Awka, Anambra State. The vehicle has been recovered and towed to Asaba, while efforts are ongoing to arrest the fleeing suspects.
The SUPREME learnt that, operatives of the Quick Response Squad (QRS), Warri, on 22 May 2026, intercepted a tricycle during a stop-and-search operation along Esisi Road, Warri. A search of the vehicle led to the recovery of thirteen nylon bags containing substances suspected to be Indian hemp.
A 57-year-old female suspect was arrested in connection with the exhibit. Investigation is ongoing to determine the source and intended destination of the drugs.
The Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Yemi Oyeniyi, urged residents to continue supporting the Police with credible information, assuring that all suspects found culpable will be brought to justice. Members of the public can report suspicious activities through the Command Control Room on 08036684974
Spokesman for the Command SP Bright Edafe confirmed the story.
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