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Don’t allow phone searches, FCT CP urges residents, youths

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FCT Commissioner of Police advises residents, especially youths, not to allow police officers to search their mobile phones during stop-and-search operatio Read More: https://punchng.com/dont-allow-phone-searches-fct-cp-urges-residents-youths/

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