FCT Police Chief Orders Crackdown on Fake License Plates

Ahmed Muhammed Sanusi, the Commissioner of Police in charge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has ordered the immediate arrest and prosecution of motorists or vehicle owners lacking valid license plates or tinted glass permits. This directive, communicated by FCT Police Public Relations Officer Josephine Adeh on October 4, 2026, aims to address the growing issue of vehicles used by criminals to evade law enforcement.
Sanusi emphasized that the FCT's unique environment makes the use of such vehicles a significant security concern, hindering effective identification and tracking by police. The police command's directive also calls for intensified enforcement of laws regarding vehicle identification and tinted glass compliance.
The public is encouraged to report suspicious vehicles or activities to police stations or through emergency numbers. This initiative builds on previous enforcement efforts, including the impounding of 675 vehicles in August 2025 for similar infractions.
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