The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, has expelled the Commissioner of Police in Kogi State, Mr Ali Janga, following an escape in the state.
Mr Idris declared this in an announcement by the Force Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, on Monday in Abuja, the country's capital.
The choice comes hours after Mr Janga declared that six suspects, including two men who blamed Senator Dino Melaye for providing their arms, got away from police guardianship in Lokoja, the state capital.
Be that as it may, the legislator has since denied the affirmations and portrayed them as endeavors to quiet him.
In promote response to the escape, the police supervisor redeployed the Commander of Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (FSARS) in Kogi for carelessness, abandonment of obligation and gross unfortunate behavior.
He additionally redeployed the Divisional Police Officer 'A' Division, Lokoja, where the suspects got away, and other cops involved in the escape for a similar offense.
He thusly coordinated the Commissioner of Police, Federal Operations at the Force Headquarters, Mr Esa Ogbu, to instantly continue and assume control as the new police official in Kogi.
Besides, the IGP's Intelligence Response Team and Special Tactical Squad, and work force of the Force Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department have just touched base in the state on the request of the police manager.
They have been coordinated to work with the State Command to re-capture the got away suspects and do a nitty gritty examination concerning the escape and convey every one of those included to equity.
The police asked inhabitants of the state to keep quiet and help the summon with valuable data to catch the got away suspects.
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