The CP noted that criminals often exploit unregistered vehicles or covered number plates to perpetrate crimes, evade arrest, or disrupt the peace of the state.
Mr Ado warned that the command would not condone any form of jungle justice.
The PPRO said that the state CP commended the vigilance of the community members.
Messrs Ekakita and Olodi were accused of criminal conspiracy, stealing, assault occasioning harm and attempted murder.
The police spokesman said that the command expanded the investigations for the arrest of members of the syndicate.
The police spokesperson said that Mr Omanji was taken to the hospital for medical attention immediately after the rescue.
The PPRO stated that seven live cartridges, three handcuffs, a cutlass, an axe, a dagger, and other items were also recovered.
Mr Hundeyin said that an autopsy was being carried out to determine the cause of the victim’s death.
A student of the school who spoke on condition of anonymity said that the deceased was a course representative and a musician.
The state police spokesperson confirmed the incident on Thursday in Makurdi.
