- Shilla Boys attacks a corps member, Paulina Ayuba.
- Police Command swiftly responded to the report, leading to the arrest of two suspects involved in the theft.
- Investigations are ongoing to apprehend the remaining suspects and gather further details about the incident.
ADAMAWA POLICE ARRESTED TWO SHILLA BOYS IN MUBI
In her continues fight against Shilla gangsterism in the state, the Adamawa State Police Command has yet made another series significant arrests of Shilla boys in Mubi.
The arrest came after a corp member by name Paulina Ayuba reported the case on 10/06/2024, that between the hours of 6 to 7 pm, while walking beside the road, in Mubi North Local Government Area, suddenly, a group of four young boys in a tricycle approached and forcefully snatched her phone and fled.
According to reports two suspects are already in police net.

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The suspects are Aminu Aliyu -18 Years, popularly known as (Digashi), and Salisu Muhammed 18 years, both from Kasuwan Borkono, Mubi, while two others escaped arrest.
The stolen phone and one tricycle used in committing the crime ha since been were recovered as investigation continues to trace and arrest the fled suspects.
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