Nigeria Police Force Akwa Ibom State affirmed the capture of three gang involved in robbery of bank customers.

 Nigeria Police Force Akwa Ibom State on Tuesday affirmed the capture of three associated individuals with a pack engaged with theft of bank clients.

The suspects, distinguished as Hyacinth Bright, Menford John and John Chibueze, were captured at Eket on November 3, at around 14.15pm, as per the police.

 Mr. Zubairu Muazu, state Commissioner of Police, told columnists in Uyo that the suspects were captured following a pain call that furnished criminals were working at a fast food eatery inverse First Bank in Eket.

He uncovered that one Nkereuwem Akpan, who pulled back N1m from the bank was trailed and obstructed by the suspects and burglarized of the said sum.

Muazu stated, "It will premium you to realize that we have at last captured the famous posse in charge of a progression of bank-related burglaries in the state.

"The suspects, in particular Hyacinth Bright; Menford John, and John Chibueze, were captured on November 3, 2017 at around 14.15 hours, at Eket, following a supported checking.

"Our group at Eket got a trouble call that outfitted burglary operation was continuous at a fast food eatery, Food Affairs, inverse First Bank, Eket.

"One Nkereuwem Akpan pulled back N1m from First Bank, Eket. The theft suspects trailed, obstructed the man and trucked away his cash.

"We have likewise recuperated one Toyota Avalon with enrollment number Anambra NCH 28 ST, with start scratch, N521,300, one Techno telephone, distinctive Automated Teller Machine cards and more from the criminals."

The police chief likewise unveiled that the summon's Anti-Kidnapping Squad on Tuesday captured four ruffians at Etim Ekpo and recuperated two privately made guns from them.

He said 104 suspects had been captured in the state in the previous one month for different offenses going from cultism, abducting, furnished theft, kid taking/pitching to different violations.

"Two AK47 rifles with three magazines and 18 rounds of live ammo had been recouped from the gangsters; one strike rifle; two pump-activity weapon; one berretta gun with eight rounds of live ammo; eight privately made guns and one single-zoomed firearm with 12 live cartridges have been recuperated.

"One Lexus jeep, one Toyota Corolla and one Toyota Camry; and a money of N2,870,000 were recuperated from the hooligans," Muazu said.

One of the suspects, Bright, 31, who is an indigene of Onne in Rivers State, disclosed to Southern City News that he was a father of three youngsters.

He admitted to victimizing the First Bank client of the cash.

"I was captured not with arms but rather with N500,000. I victimized a client of First Bank of the cash. Someone pulled back and lost the cash, along these lines, I lifted it up from where he exited the cash. I just began this business about a year prior.

"I have not murdered any of my casualties. I don't victimize banks yet just the general population that originate from the banks. I don't stick around bank premises. On the off chance that someone pulls back cash, I will know. I don't utilize charms. I enter the bank, and put on a show to fill tellers while sitting tight for the individuals who will pull back expansive totals. I know how much every individual will pull back.

"As at 2013, I used to vandalize oil pipelines at Onega. I utilized a portion of the cash I made to set up a boutique in Eket.