Ms John reiterated the command’s commitment to tackling the issue of illegal possession of arms in the state.
Mr Eribo warned that anyone found engaging in unlawful activities would be made to face the full wrath of the law.
Ms John said that another member of the gang aged 32 was apprehended in the course of further investigation on the matter.
The suspects confessed to the crime, leading to the recovery of a Golf Wagon, a Golf Opel, and a Hijet (Kurkura) motor vehicle.
Mr Abiodun said that the attack occurred at about 3:40 a.m.
Mr Abiodun said the incident occurred in the early hours of Saturday, when the assailants reportedly rustled some cattle and set several shops ablaze.
The CP warned criminals to keep off the state, as the police would do everything possible to bring them to book.
He assured them that the police remained deeply committed to the welfare of officers and their families.
The CP urged the residents to assist the police with useful information that could aid the investigation.
Mr Shiisu said the arrests followed credible intelligence reports and subsequent raids on identified criminal hideouts.
