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Police arrest suspected cross-border car theft syndicate members in Oyo

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The three arrested suspects involve in the activity. (PHOTO CREDIT: Oyo State Police Command)

The Oyo police command said preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects received the stolen vehicle from the syndicate in Ilorin, Kwara State.

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