‎FCT Police begin crackdown on unauthorized use of diplomatic number plates

‎‎The FCT Police Command has launched a joint operation with other security agencies to clamp down on the unauthorized use of diplomatic plate numbers to commit crime and evade law enforcement.‎‎According to a statement signed by the public relations officer FCT Police Command Josephine Adeh, the joint operation will intensify stop-and-search operations at key flashpoints, targeting individuals involved in “one-chance” robberies, vandalism, and the activities of scavengers posing a growing security threat.‎‎The statement said the operation is ‎In view of recent security concerns within the Federal Capital Territory, particularly over recent weekends.

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The statement said Members of the public are strongly advised to avoid driving vehicles with covered number plates, vehicles without number plates, or those bearing only one plate.‎‎Motorists using vehicles with tinted glasses were told to ensure they possess valid permit documents as vehicles found in violation of these regulations may be subjected to thorough checks, and the drivers delayed.‎‎(Editor: Oloyede Oworu)