The Ondo State Police Command has arrested three individuals in connection with cattle rustling and assault in the Okeigbo area of the state.
According to the command’s Public Relations Officer, Olayinka Ayanlade, the arrests followed a report by a ranch owner, Abdullahi, who alleged that armed men stormed his ranch in a commando style raid and rustled his cattle. When he tried to intervene, the suspects reportedly attacked him and his son with machetes.
“Upon receiving the complaint, our operatives immediately launched an intelligence driven operation, utilizing advanced technology to track and apprehend the suspects,” Ayanlade said.
He added that the police successfully recovered the stolen cattle, the vehicle used by the perpetrators, the complainant’s stolen motorcycle, and the weapons employed in the attack.
The State Police Commissioner, Adebowale Lawal, praised the swift response of the officers and reaffirmed the command’s commitment to protecting lives and property during and after the yuletide season.
“CP Lawal has instructed all Divisional Police Officers and tactical commanders to remain vigilant, ensuring effective security coverage across all areas,” Ayanlade stated.
Residents were urged to remain alert, cooperate with security agencies, and report any suspicious activities to enhance communal safety.

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