A suspected motorcycle snatcher, Ibrahim Isiaka, has been arrested by the Nasarawa State Police Command for allegedly conspiring with another individual to rob a commercial motorcyclist.
According to a statement issued by DSP Ramhan Nansel, the Nasarawa State Police Public Relations Officer, on Thursday, the arrest was carried out by Police operatives attached to Masaka Division.
According to Nansel, the suspect, a resident of Riverside, Masaka, allegedly conspired with another individual to rob a commercial motorcyclist.
Nansel stated that the incident occurred when Isiaka boarded a commercial motorcycle, intending to travel to Bigmali along Jankanwa Road in Masaka.
However, during the journey, Isiaka reportedly attacked the motorcyclist with a knife, cutting his throat and stealing the motorcycle.
The statement said, “While in transit, Ibrahim Isiaka used a knife and slit the throat of the commercial motorcyclist and snatched the motorcycle.
“Police operatives swiftly rushed the victim to the hospital, where he was stabilized and responding to treatment.
“A thorough manhunt led to the arrest of the suspect and the recovery of the stolen motorcycle, while effort is ongoing to arrest the other suspect at large.”
Kazeem Badmus is a graduate of Mass Communication with years of experience. A professional in journalism and media writing, Kazeem prioritses accuracy and factual reportage of issues. He is also a dexterous finder of the truth with conscious delivery of unbiased and development oriented stories.
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