Anambra State Police Command has reiterated its resolve with the state government to ban any tinted glasses and covered plate numbers on vehicle orders in the state.
Commissioner of Police, CP Chris Owolabi disclosed this through a press statement made available to journalists through the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Ikenga Tochukwu, Anipr, during the weekend.
According to the statement, “the Commissioner of Police Anambra State Command CP Chris Owolabi has reiterated the earlier ban on the use of tinted glasses and covered plate numbers on vehicles by members of the public issued by the Anambra State Government on 21st March 2021. This is as a result of the security situation in the State currently”.
“The Commissioner however enjoins the good people of Anambra and residents alike to voluntarily comply with the Government’s directive in this regard.”
While noting that erring persons shall have their vehicles impounded by security agents at various locations within the State.
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