FIC Report (Delta State) – The Delta State Police Command has sustained its statewide visibility policing and enforcement operations with a coordinated crime prevention patrol in Agbor, resulting in the impoundment of thirty-one (31) vehicles for various traffic and vehicle registration offences.
Disclosing this in a press statement issued by the Command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) SP. Bright Edafe, the statement noted that the operation, conducted on Friday, 3 July 2026, was led by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Department of Operations (DOPS).
The operation covered Agbor metropolis, major highways, entry and exit points, as well as border communities between Delta and Edo States. The exercise was designed to reinforce police presence, deter criminal activities, ensure compliance with extant traffic and vehicle registration laws, and deny criminal elements the opportunity to operate.
“During the operation, thirty-one (31) vehicles were impounded for offences including non-display of registration number plates, obscured number plates, expired vehicle particulars, covered number plates, and other traffic-related violations. The affected vehicles will be charged before a court of competent jurisdiction” , the PPRO’s statement added.
The Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, CP Yemi Oyeniyi, psc, acipm, mnips, reaffirmed the Command’s resolve to sustain intelligence-led policing and strategic enforcement operations across the State. He urged motorists to comply with all traffic and vehicle registration requirements, noting that strict enforcement remains essential to public safety, effective crime prevention, and the maintenance of law and order.
Felix Ijomah
FIC Asaba Delta State
4th July, 2026
