The Ondo State Police Command carried out a coordinated show-of-force patrol involving multiple security agencies, including the Nigerian Army, NSCDC, and Amotekun Corps. This joint effort aimed to cover strategic locations such as highways and commercial centers in Akure and nearby communities. The initiative indicates a commitment to proactive measures in maintaining public safety and discouraging criminal activities in the region.

In a statement, DSP Abayomi Jimoh noted that the joint patrol represents part of a broader security strategy designed to ensure that residents feel safe as they engage in their daily activities without fear of crime. The operation is characterized as intelligence-driven policing, emphasizing the collaborative approach among the various security agencies to enhance effectiveness in addressing security challenges.

The police chief, CP Lawal, stated that this initiative sends a clear message to criminal elements that Ondo State will not tolerate crime and is not a safe haven for such activities. The ongoing partnership between the police and other security forces reveals a systematic approach to crime prevention, which is crucial for establishing a secure environment for the public in Ondo State.