Police Patrols Crush Criminal Moves In Anambra, Recover Two Snatched Lexus Cars

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The Anambra State Police Command has stepped up its anti-crime drive, foiling criminal plots and recovering two suspected stolen vehicles in separate sting operations across the state.
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‎The Commissioner of Police, CP Ikioye Orutugu,, has intensified security measures through coordinated patrols that continue to frustrate the activities of “unrepentant criminals.”
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‎In a swift response on 4th September 2025, Police Operatives attached to the Central Police Station, Awka, recovered a snatched Lexus ES 350 with registration number Lagos – BDG 350 JR. The car was abandoned along Parkers Road, Awka, around 10:10 pm after a hot chase.
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‎According to the Command, “The four armed men, operating in a tricycle without a registration number, had earlier blocked the victim along Ifite Road, Amaenyi, forcing him to abandon his vehicle before they fled the scene with it.”
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‎Barely hours later, on 5th September 2025, operatives of the Oba Division struck again, acting on intelligence to recover a black Lexus RX 300 Jeep with registration number Anambra – AWK 31 DU, abandoned by unidentified persons near Mummy Hotel axis, along Owerri–Onitsha Expressway.
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‎Confirming the breakthrough, Police Public Relations Officer, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, said:
‎“Upon receipt of the information, Police Operatives moved swiftly to the location and recovered the vehicle which has since been towed to the station for safekeeping.”
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‎The Command urged residents to remain vigilant and continue supplying timely intelligence. “Effective collaboration between the Police and the public remains a key strategy in combating crime,” the statement added.
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