Crime
Police Official Vehicle Stolen from Force Headquarters, Authorities Launch Nationwide Search
The Nigeria Police Force has reported the theft of an official vehicle from its headquarters in Abuja. According to a report by Sahara Reporters, the vehicle—a Toyota Buffalo Land Cruiser—was last seen on July 28, 2025, when it was removed from the official parking lot at Louis Edet House, the Force Headquarters.
The vehicle, identified by chassis number JTELU71JX0B027126 and registration number NPF 5594 D, was attached to the Department of Operations. An internal wireless message from the Commissioner of Police (DFA, Katsina Command), relaying information from the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID), confirmed the vehicle’s disappearance.
Authorities have initiated a nationwide manhunt, directing all area commands, divisional police officers, and formations to be on the lookout for the missing vehicle. Security operatives have been urged to treat the matter as “very important” and to report any leads that could aid in its recovery.
The case remains under active investigation, with police officials emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
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