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Osun police arrest three suspects for alleged criminal activities
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Osun police arrest three suspects for alleged criminal activities

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The Osun State Police Command has announced the arrest of three suspects during a routine intelligence-led raid at a criminal black spot in Osogbo as part of its ongoing operations to combat crime across the state.

According to a statement issued by the Command spokesperson, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, CP Ibrahim Gotan, on Monday, the operation was conducted at about 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 1, 2026, around the Ede Junction area during a routine raid targeting locations identified as criminal hideouts.

The police identified the suspects as Musa Taoreed, also known as “Toyo”, Musa Muritala Akinde and Muri Akinni.

The Command said the three suspects are currently in police custody while investigations continue to determine their level of involvement in alleged criminal activities.

It explained that “the arrests formed part of intensified intelligence-driven operations aimed at preventing and detecting crime, protecting lives and property, and maintaining law and order across Osun State.”

The police stressed that the raids are part of a long-term crime prevention strategy and would continue in different parts of the state before and after the forthcoming governorship election.

The Command also dismissed suggestions that the security operations were politically motivated, insisting that the exercises are carried out solely for public safety and crime prevention.

“The Command wishes to state unequivocally that these raids are not targeted at any individual, group, or political party. They are purely professional policing operations designed to rid the State of criminal elements,” the statement said.

The police expressed concern over attempts by some individuals and groups to attach political meanings to lawful security operations, warning that such actions could create unnecessary tension and mislead the public.

CP Gotan appealed to parents and guardians to caution their children and wards against late-night movements, suspicious gatherings and association with persons of questionable character.

He also urged residents to remain vigilant, cooperate with security agencies and promptly report suspicious activities to the nearest police station to support ongoing efforts to improve public safety.

Reaffirming the Command’s commitment to professionalism and neutrality, the Commissioner said all security operations are conducted without fear or favour and are guided strictly by the law and the collective interest of maintaining peace and security across Osun State.

Osun police arrest three suspects for alleged criminal activities

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