“THEY TIED US… AND RAPED ME!” — Abuja Police Storm Criminal Hideouts, Rescue ‘One Chance’ Victims, Recover 17 Stolen Cars

Fear and relief are spreading across Abuja after a major police crackdown exposed the dark operations of “one chance” gangs terrorising residents.

The Federal Capital Territory Police Command has confirmed the arrest of 14 suspects linked to robbery and car theft

while 17 stolen vehicles have been successfully recovered across the city.

This shocking moment is already causing serious reactions online. Full details are waiting above, see what really happened before it’s taken down. Don’t miss the truth everyone is rushing to uncover right now.

Police Commissioner Ahmed Sanusi revealed that the operation, which lasted for weeks, targeted dangerous hotspots like Mabushi, Maitama, and Durumi.

According to him, the suspects were involved in stealing cars from parking spaces and even snatching vehicles at gunpoint.

But the most chilling moment came on April 10.

Police officers intercepted a suspicious vehicle on a lonely Abuja road. The suspects opened fire, but officers fought back, arresting one while others escaped.

Inside the vehicle, two women were found tied up.

One of them later accused a gang member of rape before their rescue.

The suspect, identified as Cornelius Abang, was later tracked down and arrested.

Authorities say all suspects will soon face court as investigations continue.

Residents are now calling this a major breakthrough, but many are still asking one question — how many more gangs are still out there?