Bayelsa Police Intercept Child Trafficking Syndicate, Rescue 12 Children
The Bayelsa State Police Command has affirmed the block attempt of a suspected kid trafficking syndicate along the state section point along the East-West street, safeguarding 12 kids.
The Bayelsa State Police Command has affirmed the block attempt of a suspected kid trafficking syndicate along the state section point along the East-West street, protecting 12 youngsters.
As per the Police, the Police watch group blocked the suspected syndicate in two vehicles convoying 12 kids into the state for claimed youngster work and tyke trafficking.
The two vehicles, a Mazda 626 with enlistment number BC 645 KSF and a Jetta with enrollment number DX 643 PH headed out from Akwa Ibom to Bayelsa.
The kids included nine females and three guys matured somewhere around 5 and 17 years.
Parading them at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), Yenagoa, on Monday, the Police Public Relations Officer, Asinim Butswat, said the suspects were captured on Sunday amid a standard stop and hunt operation along the Glory Land Drive.
"Policemen, amid routine stop and pursuit operation at the Glory Land Drive (in Yenagoa), captured the two vehicles conveying these children.When they were investigated, they couldn't tell where they were going. They said their folks are here in Bayelsa, however till now, none of their relatives have come to claim them," Butswat said.
He gave the characters of the prime associates and drivers with the two autos as Inemesi Koffi and Geoffrey Ezekiel, both from Akwa Ibom.
He said the police were associating a circumstance with either youngster work or tyke trafficking subsequent to the kids are exceptionally youthful and can't say their destination.
Butswat said the youngsters have been given over to the social welfare branch of the state Ministry of Women Affairs while the examination is continuous.
In any case, in a meeting, Inemesi Koffi, guaranteed that the guardians and gatekeepers of the youngsters requesting that he convey the kids to Yenagoa to go through occasions with them.
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