Vehicles illegally using sirens, covered number plates will be impounded - Police boss

Vehicles illegally using sirens, covered number plates will be impounded - Police boss

- The general public has been warned by IGP Mohammed Adamu, against the illegal use of sirens and revolving lights

- The NPF boss in a statement ordered state police commissioners to impound all vehicles illegally using spy number plates, or covered number plates

- Adamu explained that the illegal use of such practices constitute security risks to the people and country

On Monday, February 3, the inspector general of police, Mohammed Adamu, made moves in ensuring the safety of the people and country when he gave a new order.

The police chief in a recent announcement ordered the clampdown on illegal use of siren, revolving lights and spy number plates.

This is following the working visit of the Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Boboye Oyeyemi and his team at the police headquarters.

Adamu in a statement by the police force PRO, Frank Mba, noted that all police commissioners have been directed to seize all vehicles caught illegally using spy number plates, sirens, revolving lights or covered number plates.

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Vehicles illegally using siren, covered number plates will be impounded - Police boss
Vehicles illegally using siren, covered number plates will be impounded - Police boss
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Mba went on to explain that any vehicle found without a permit for such practice will be impounded immediately. The directive was given by the police boss because such practices are illegal and constitute security risks.

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Legit.ng previously reported that Adamu warned police unit commanders against illegal acts such as harassing citizens and mounting unauthorised roadblocks.

The IGP issued the warning on Wednesday, January 8, after meeting in Abuja with unit commanders. Adamu issued the warning after several reports of illegal and unprofessional acts by police operatives which are against the police force.

He also reminded the officers that their duty is to protect the lives and property of Nigerians.

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