ESN Suspects’ll Be Charged For Murder, Says Imo CP

The Imo State Commissioner of Police, Abutu Yaro, has said that
his command would arraign arrested members of the Eastern Security
Network linked to the Indigenous People of Biafra for murder.

The CP told The PUNCH, Not TheNigerialawyer that the suspects
who he said were unleashing violent crimes on the state would not
be allowed to go uncharged.

He said that the law was very explicit on the activities of the
group, adding that razing public infrastructure and killing of
security operatives were an act of terrorism.

Yaro disclosed that the legal department of his command would
commence the persecution of Stanley Osinachi, who was caught
penultimate Sunday when gunmen came to attack the state police
command headquarters for the second time and others who were
terrorising the state.

He said that security operatives had decimated the “terrorists”
in three explosive battles in the last six weeks in the state.

The CP informed that he had moved his Tactical Units to the
hinterlands to combat the hoodlums whom he said had shifted bases
to the villages.

Yaro said, “The law is very explicit on this. We will charge
them for murder. Their activities are terrorism. They were
unleashing violent crimes on the state until we decimated them in
three explosive battles in the last six weeks.

“I have moved my Tactical Units to the hinterlands because they
have relocated to the villages because of the defeats they suffered
at our hands in the last three explosive battles in the last six
weeks.”

The Imo State Commissioner of Police, Abutu Yaro, has said that
his command would arraign arrested members of the Eastern Security
Network linked to the Indigenous People of Biafra for murder.

The CP told The PUNCH, Not TheNigerialawyer that the suspects
who he said were unleashing violent crimes on the state would not
be allowed to go uncharged.

He said that the law was very explicit on the activities of the
group, adding that razing public infrastructure and killing of
security operatives were an act of terrorism.

Yaro disclosed that the legal department of his command would
commence the persecution of Stanley Osinachi, who was caught
penultimate Sunday when gunmen came to attack the state police
command headquarters for the second time and others who were
terrorising the state.

He said that security operatives had decimated the “terrorists”
in three explosive battles in the last six weeks in the state.

The CP informed that he had moved his Tactical Units to the
hinterlands to combat the hoodlums whom he said had shifted bases
to the villages.

Yaro said, “The law is very explicit on this. We will charge
them for murder. Their activities are terrorism. They were
unleashing violent crimes on the state until we decimated them in
three explosive battles in the last six weeks.

“I have moved my Tactical Units to the hinterlands because they
have relocated to the villages because of the defeats they suffered
at our hands in the last three explosive battles in the last six
weeks.”