Nasarawa Police Debunk Kidnap Report at School, Confirm Pupils Safe
The Nasarawa Police Command, through its Public Relations Officer, Ramhan Nansel, refuted a kidnap report at a school, stating that pupils had mistaken a hunter carrying a dane gun for a kidnapper, leading to panic. The police swiftly responded, deploying a team of military personnel to the scene.
After investigation, it was confirmed that the pupils were safe, and the school proprietor verified that the alarm was false. The command urged the public to verify information before sharing to prevent the spread of misinformation and assured that the area would be closely monitored to prevent security breaches.
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