By Our Reporters
The Federal Capital Territory Police command has denied the arrest, and detention of minor by officers from the Kubwa Police Division.
In a statement issued on Saturday by Josephine Adeh, the command public relations officer, it disclosed that a Senior Magistrate Court in Dutse Alhaji, had issued a court order for delivery to the residence of one Ann Fornchor, located on Henry Nweke Street, Gberango Layout in Kubwa. During this process, court staff were confronted and assaulted by Deborah Fornchor.
“The FCT Police Command has become aware of misleading rumors circulating on social media about the alleged arrest and unlawful detention of a minor by officers from the Kubwa Police Division.
“We would like to clarify that on 16th October 2024, the Senior Magistrate Court in Dutse Alhaji issued a court order for delivery to the residence of Ann Fornchor, located on Henry Nweke Street, Gberango Layout in Kubwa. During this process, court staff were confronted and assaulted by Deborah Fornchor.
“As a result of this incident, the Court authorized a warrant for the arrest of Deborah Fornchor for assaulting court personnel. The FCT Police acted in accordance with this court order, apprehending her and subsequently handing her over to the court authorities. She is currently in custody at the court’s directive, pending further proceedings.
“The FCT Police Command emphasizes that all actions taken were in strict compliance with legal procedures and court directives.
“In our ongoing commitment to maintaining public safety and reducing crime in the FCT, Commissioner of Police CP Olatunji Disu, Psc encourages the community to report any suspicious activities.”-It reads in part.
