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Enugu CP Orders Crackdown on Extortion, Misconduct, Directs Raid of Criminal Hideouts

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‎The Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Mamman Bitrus Giwa, has directed Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers, and other supervisory officers to strengthen command and control in their jurisdictions.

‎Giwa gave the directive on Thursday during the Command’s monthly strategic conference at the Senior Police Officers’ Mess, Agbani Road, Enugu.

‎He said the directive is in line with instructions issued by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, at a recent conference with strategic senior officers.

‎The CP charged officers to uphold professionalism and integrity, and warned that corruption, extortion, and disrespect for citizens’ rights would not be tolerated.

‎He added that supervisory officers would be held vicariously liable for such misconduct.

‎Giwa also directed Area Commanders, DPOs, the Head of the Distress Response Squad, DRS, the Commander and Sub-Commanders of the Violent Crime Response Unit, VCRU, and other operational commanders to sustain visibility policing and intensify raids of criminal hideouts across the state.

‎He further tasked the Head of the Command’s Intelligence Department and other intelligence officers to strengthen intelligence gathering to support crime-fighting operations.

‎The conference was attended by Deputy and Assistant Commissioners of Police heading departments and formations, Area Commanders, DPOs, and heads of units and sections.

‎It featured step-down training presentations by DCP Hope Isiani Okereke, Deputy Commissioner, State CID; CSP Chukwuka Odum, Officer-in-Charge, VCRU Anti-Kidnapping Sub-Unit; and an enlightenment session on the Liquor Act by CSP Justice Attah, the Command’s Legal Officer.

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