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Photos : Delta State Police Impounds Luxury Cars For Illegal Use Of Siren, Covering Of Number Plates
Photos : Delta State Police Command impounds luxury cars for illegal use of siren, covering of number plates.
Police Command warns that the enforcement continues to curb crimes and criminality in Delta State.


The Delta State Police Command has impounded some luxury vehicles during a sweeping enforcement campaign targeting illegal use of siren and revolving light, non-registration and covering of vehicle number plates.
The enforcement operation and arrests was made known by DCP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, who warned that the police command will not leave any stone unturned to curb crimes and criminality in Delta State.





“CRIME CONTROL : Some of the vehicles contravened by the Delta State Command for covering of number plates, illegal use of siren and revolving light, non- registration, and other related offences.”
“The enforcement continues as the command will not leave any stone unturned to curb crimes and criminality in Delta State. Ire o.”



Some of the vehicles impounded by the Delta State Command includes a Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Lexus RX 350, and Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class.
Before his transfer to Delta State Command as Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operation, Adejobi previously served as the Force Public Relations Officer (FPRO).
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