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Receiving Stolen Property Is A Criminal Offence –Force PRO
By Daniel Dafe
The Force Public Relations Officer, FPRO, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi,
has cautioned Nigerians that “receiving stolen property is a criminal offence.”
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He said this in a post on X on Friday.
He added: “Dont receive for keep or buy items you are not sure of their sources.”
“Such could be dangerous and land someone in prison,” he said, just as he cited 427 of the criminal code.
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