The incidents reportedly occurred on Sunday in Wayan Makafi, Unguwan Kur and Kofar Dumi areas of the state capital.
The police stated a misery name was obtained at about 9:15 p.m. over the actions of suspected Sara-Suka youths who allegedly invaded Wayan Makafi and Unguwan Kur, inflicting panic amongst residents.
A patrol group from the D Division, Dutsen Tanshi, working with members of the Yan Committee, was deployed to the affected areas and dispersed the youths.
One suspect was arrested, whereas efforts have been ongoing to apprehend others who fled.
In a separate incident, the police arrested a 25-year-old suspected Sara-Suka chief, Abubakar Adamu Aliyu, popularly often known as Zadous, over an alleged try and assault a Peace Corps personnel at Kofar Dumi.
According to the police, the suspect and different armed youths stormed the sufferer’s residence at about 6:30 p.m., allegedly meaning to assault him.
The command stated preliminary investigations indicated that the suspect was on a revenge mission in opposition to the Peace Corps personnel, who had reportedly reported his actions to the police about seven months in the past.
It added that the suspect had beforehand been charged to court docket by the A Division, Township, over alleged thuggery and regained his freedom final week.
The police stated the suspect remained in custody and can be charged to court docket after investigations.
The Commissioner of Police, Sani-Omolori Aliyu, warned that the command wouldn’t tolerate Sara-Suka actions, thuggery or public disturbances in Bauchi State.
The police spokesperson, SP Nafiu Habib, stated in a press release issued on Monday that the commissioner had directed officers to maintain patrols, surveillance and intelligence-led operations to keep up peace.
He urged dad and mom, guardians and group leaders to warning their wards and supply the police with credible info to stop crime.
