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NSCDC arrests 4 suspects with adulterated product in Bayelsa

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) in Bayelsa says it has arrested four suspects and impounded a truck laden with suspected adulterated petroleum products.

Mrs Christiana Abiakam-Omanu, Commandant of the NSCDC, who announced the development in a statement issued in Yenagoa on Tuesday, attributed the feat to the reinforcement of the command’s intelligence unit.

Abiakam-Omanu said that preliminary investigations revealed that the operators of the petrol-laden truck had neither license nor documentation from any authorized petroleum products depot.

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She said that the suspects would be prosecuted as soon as investigations were concluded.

“The four suspects were arrested on May 9, at about 1700hrs.

“The arrest was based on a tip-off and a 45,000litres capacity Oil Tanker with registration number AHD671XR,  about to discharge the product in a filling station on Ammasoma road in Yenagoa LGA.

“At the point of arrest and during the interim investigation, no waybill, license or other authority papers were presented to show for the genuineness of the product and as well as the authority to deal in petroleum product,” Abiaka-Omanu stated.

She reiterated the command’s determination to deal with anyone involved in act of operating illegal refineries, dealing in petroleum products without a due license, vandalism, oil theft, and other related offences, will be made to face the law.

She urged members of the general public to continue to volunteer useful information to help nip the crimes in the bud. (NAN)

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