The Digest:
In a significant show of integrity, operatives of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police rejected a N1.5 million bribe intended to release a kidnap suspect. The arrest of Yahaya Saleh, who offered the bribe, marks a strong stance against corruption in the force.
Key Points:
- Yahaya Saleh, 40, offered a N1.5 million bribe to FCT police investigators.
- The bribe attempt was to secure the release of a detained kidnap suspect.
- Police officers promptly rejected the bribe and continued the investigation.
- Saleh was arrested immediately after attempting to compromise the case.
- The Scorpion squad is currently investigating a kidnapping syndicate operating in the FCT.
- FCT Police Commissioner, Ajao Adewale, praised officers for their professionalism.
- The investigation continues, and efforts to apprehend other syndicate members are ongoing.
The swift response by FCT police officers highlights the command's commitment to justice and integrity. Saleh’s bribe attempt was rejected, reinforcing the authorities' dedication to upholding the law.
Sources: TheCable, Punch, Channels TV
