The Bauchi State Police Command has commenced a statewide crackdown on unregistered vehicles and motorists using concealed or fictitious number plates, deploying mobile courts to ensure the swift prosecution of offenders.
The command said the exercise was in line with the directive of the Inspector-General of Police, Rilwan Disu, and aimed at strengthening road safety and national security across the state.
This was contained in a statement issued on Wednesday by the Command’s Police Public Relations Officer, Nafiu Habib, who noted that the operation targets vehicles operating without proper registration, as well as those using covered, obscured, unauthorised or fake number plates.
According to the statement, the command, in collaboration with the state judiciary, has established mobile courts in the five Area Command headquarters and other strategic locations within the Bauchi metropolis.
“The Command, in collaboration with the State Judiciary, has deployed Mobile Courts to the five Area Command Headquarters
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