A notorious car snatched has been nabbed by the Nasarawa Police Command for stealing a Toyota Highlander at gunpoint. See full details!

From a new report getting to us, a suspected car snatcher has been arrested by the police in Nasarawa State last Thursday 4th of March, 2021. This information was released by ASP Rahman Nansel, who happens to be the spokesperson of the police command, while confirming this story, revealed that the last car snatched by this suspect at gunpoint was a Toyota Highlander SUV.


Suspected car snatcher nabbed in Nasarawa State with stolen Toyota Highlander SUV
The spokesperson stated that around 11 pm, a sky blue Toyota Highlander with the registration number LSD 225 FD was snatched by this suspected car thief at Zuba in the FCT area.

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When the information about the car theft was reported to the command, CP Bola Longe, who is the Commissioner for Police in the state, instructed officers from the command to arrest the criminal and also be on the lookout for the stolen vehicle.


The suspect had confessed to the crime and will soon be prosecuted after the conclusion of the investigation

From what we learnt, the police operatives of the command attached to the New Karu Area Command, acting on reliable information given to them, were able to apprehend one Faisal Salihu (aged 27) of the Deidei Dakwa area of the FCT, Abuja at the location where he was hiding out. He was nabbed at New Nyanya, Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, where the police were able to retrieve the stolen SUV from him.

According to Nansel, the suspect had confessed to his involvement in the crime and the investigation is still on-going. The police commissioner has, however, called on the public to assist the police by coming out with credible information that will help reduce the crime rate in the state.
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