Police storm forest in search of kidnapped women in Oyo

OPERATIVES in Oyo State police command on Wednesday again stormed the forest at Onipe Community, on Ibadan-Ijebu Ode Road, in continuation of the search for victims abducted by gunmen on Monday

The search, led by the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Operations, Gbenga Ojo, involved operatives from Idi Ayunre Division, Anti-Kidnapping Squad (AKS), Monitoring Unit, Police Mobile Force (PMF), Skynet, Swift Response Squad (SRS), Puff Adder, other tactical teams, local hunters and vigilantes.

The operatives were also with journalists to hunt for the kidnappers.
The combing of the bush, which started at about 9:00 a.m., and was paused at about 4:30 p.m., saw the operatives in the deep bush at Onigambari, to link other places where the abductors were tracked to.

Speaking with journalists while other operatives remained in the bush, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Operations opened up on the recent cases of abduction in the axis. ACP Ojo stated that in the course of investigation, it was discovered that the abducted victims were usually whisked into nearby bushes.

He said: “As part of security measures put in place by the command, we have deployed several patrol vehicles along the road to check the activities of these hoodlums.

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