Crime
We’ll Extend Crackdown On Cultists To Prostitutes, Delta CP, Inuwa Declares
The Delta State Commissioner of Police, CP Mohammed Hafiz Inuwa on Tuesday said “the Command will extend its crackdown on “cultists” to prostitutes in the state.”
CP Inuwa in a telephone chat with our correspondent in Warri, vowed to frustrate their illicit businesses until they all leave the state.
He said the prostitutes thronged Delta from neighboring states to ply their illicit trade and are becoming to many an embarrassment as well as a threat to security in the state.
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CP Inuwa said: “We are not going to allow them. They’re not going to find Delta as a safe haven. We will frustrate them until they all leave the state. We will keep on charging them to court.”
The Police is yet to arrest and prosecute any prostitute over the matter raised by the CP.
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