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    Two traffic offenders forfeit cars to Lagos State

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJune 14, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Lagos impounds 28 vehicles for violating traffic laws
    Rapid Response Squad operatives stop a vehicle for driving against traffic
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    Rapid Response Squad operatives stop a vehicle for driving against traffic
    Rapid Response Squad operatives stop a vehicle for driving against traffic

    Two traffic offenders arrested by the Rapid Response Squad officers on Thursday have forfeited their cars to the Lagos State Government.

    The unnamed offenders were arrested by police officers on patrol along Opebi Road, Ikeja for driving against traffic.

    The drivers were apprehended and taken to RRS Headquarters at Alausa Ikeja.

    Subsequently, they were transferred to Lagos State Mobile Court.

    READ: Boko Haram kill army commander, overrun base

    The court ruled that they shall both forfeit their vehicles (Lexus 4WD and Sienna) to Lagos State Government.

    Lagos State Traffic Law (Driving Against Traffic)
    Based on the request of our followers, we are sharing the relevant section pic.twitter.com/rwr0vWBGv6

    — Rapid Response Squad (@rrslagos767) June 13, 2019

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