The police in Lagos State have arrested five hundred and twenty suspected hoodlums, who looted properties during the # EndSARS protests in the state .
This was discussed on Tuesday by the state police boss, Hakeem Odumosu while parading the arrested suspects.
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The police in the state also recovered looted items including ‘: television sets, generator refrigerators, and other appliances.
Details later…
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