The acting Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris,
Yesterday during an interview with journalists has said his predecessor,
Solomon Arase, went away with 24 police
vehicles while the seven Deputy Inspectors-General of Police, who retired
alongside him, also carted away between seven and eight cars each.
Idris stated that he had written Arase to return the
cars, which included two official bullet-proof BMW 7 series cars, adding that
the retired police chief and his DIGs had yet to return the vehicles.
He also explained that a special investigation team was
already looking at the records of police vehicle purchases in the last three
years as well as how they were distributed. In another report, Mr Solomon
however denied the allegation saying he didn’t go away with any car, as he
wasn’t ready to open a car shop. He further advised Mr Idris to face security
issues.
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