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FCT Police Debunk Bandits’ Threat Letter
FCT Police say alleged bandits’ attack letter to Kungaboku and Paze communities was a hoax by mischief makers; residents urged to stay vigilant
The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has clarified that an alleged threat letter from bandits targeting Kungaboku and Paze communities was a hoax.
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The letter, reportedly delivered through a student, allegedly threatened attacks in retaliation for the death of a bandit commander during a recent security operation.
SP Josephine Adeh, the FCT Police spokesperson, confirmed that investigations revealed the letter was created by “mischief makers” aiming to spread fear and panic in the communities.
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The police urged residents to remain calm, vigilant, and security-conscious, while disregarding the contents of the letter. Authorities continue to monitor the situation to ensure the safety of the affected communities.
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