Police Warns About New Fentanyl And Heroin Drug Called GRAY DEATH… It Can Kill You Just By Touching
ficials in Louisiana are warning people to stay away from ‘gray death’, a lethal drug that is 10,000 times more potent than morphine.
The drug, which first surfaced in the United States in 2017, is a dangerous combination of some of the most deadly opioids, including heroin, fentanyl, and various fentanyl analogues, according to Investigators.
Police say it looks like concrete and varies in consistency from a hard, chunky material to a fine powder.
They also blamed deadly drug for thousands of fatal overdoses nationally, including heroin, fentanyl, carfentanil sometimes used to tranquilize large animals like elephants and a synthetic opioid called U-47700.

Deputies from St Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office discovered the substance during an arrest last week.
‘A minuscule amount of this drug can kill,’ the sheriff’s office said in a statement.

‘The public is advised to never pick up or touch this drug if you ever encounter it and to call and report it to law enforcement,’ police said.

‘Gray death is one of the scariest combinations that I have ever seen in nearly 20 years of forensic chemistry drug analysis,’ Deneen Kilcrease, manager of the chemistry section at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, said.

‘The drug’s ingredients and their concentrations are unknown to users, making it particularly lethal, Kilcrease said. ‘And because these strong drugs can be absorbed through the skin, simply touching the powder puts users at risk’, she added.

Police Warns About New Fentanyl And Heroin Drug Called GRAY DEATH… It Can Kill You Just By Touching
ficials in Louisiana are warning people to stay away from ‘gray death’, a lethal drug that is 10,000 times more potent than morphine.
The drug, which first surfaced in the United States in 2017, is a dangerous combination of some of the most deadly opioids, including heroin, fentanyl, and various fentanyl analogues, according to Investigators.
Police say it looks like concrete and varies in consistency from a hard, chunky material to a fine powder.
They also blamed deadly drug for thousands of fatal overdoses nationally, including heroin, fentanyl, carfentanil sometimes used to tranquilize large animals like elephants and a synthetic opioid called U-47700.

Deputies from St Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office discovered the substance during an arrest last week.
‘A minuscule amount of this drug can kill,’ the sheriff’s office said in a statement.

‘The public is advised to never pick up or touch this drug if you ever encounter it and to call and report it to law enforcement,’ police said.

‘Gray death is one of the scariest combinations that I have ever seen in nearly 20 years of forensic chemistry drug analysis,’ Deneen Kilcrease, manager of the chemistry section at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, said.

‘The drug’s ingredients and their concentrations are unknown to users, making it particularly lethal, Kilcrease said. ‘And because these strong drugs can be absorbed through the skin, simply touching the powder puts users at risk’, she added.

Fake Soldier And 11 Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested In Kogi

A fake soldier accused of robbing motorists and travellers of their belongings within Kogi East axis have been arrested by the Kogi State Police Command.
The suspect identified as Monday Shaibu was paraded alongside 11 others for offences ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping, culpable homicide and motorcycle car-snatching following his arrest on January 25.
Investigations revealed that Shaibu who didn’t give a valid identification of himself and ownership of the Bajaj motorcycle he rode on, allegedly conspired with one Peter to rob the owner of the motorcycle.

The state’s police commissioner, Ede Ayuba Ekpeji said;

“Operatives attached to the Special Anti Robbery Squad while on routine patrol intercepted a Toyota Highlander 2009 model with Reg. No. Lagos SMK 963 FZ with three occupant namely Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to have stole the vehicle from Lagos.”
The police also paraded trio of Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani following their arrest on 28th January, 2020 for armed robbery.

Mohammed Yahaya, Idris Bello, and Nafiu Bello who allegedly snatched an unregistered Toyota Sienna and other valuables along Old Stadium Road, Lokoja were also paraded on charges of armed robbery and car snatching. One locally made revolver pistol and live ammunitions were recovered from the suspects after Idris Bello led detectives to his house.

Other suspects paraded by the police were identified as Mustapha James Onuh, Abubakar Achaji Ali, Ibrahim Mallam Barto, Bello Suleiman, Aliyu Ibrahim, and Yakubu Dunca.

Fake Soldier And 11 Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested In Kogi

A fake soldier accused of robbing motorists and travellers of their belongings within Kogi East axis have been arrested by the Kogi State Police Command.
The suspect identified as Monday Shaibu was paraded alongside 11 others for offences ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping, culpable homicide and motorcycle car-snatching following his arrest on January 25.
Investigations revealed that Shaibu who didn’t give a valid identification of himself and ownership of the Bajaj motorcycle he rode on, allegedly conspired with one Peter to rob the owner of the motorcycle.

The state’s police commissioner, Ede Ayuba Ekpeji said;

“Operatives attached to the Special Anti Robbery Squad while on routine patrol intercepted a Toyota Highlander 2009 model with Reg. No. Lagos SMK 963 FZ with three occupant namely Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to have stole the vehicle from Lagos.”
The police also paraded trio of Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani following their arrest on 28th January, 2020 for armed robbery.

Mohammed Yahaya, Idris Bello, and Nafiu Bello who allegedly snatched an unregistered Toyota Sienna and other valuables along Old Stadium Road, Lokoja were also paraded on charges of armed robbery and car snatching. One locally made revolver pistol and live ammunitions were recovered from the suspects after Idris Bello led detectives to his house.

Other suspects paraded by the police were identified as Mustapha James Onuh, Abubakar Achaji Ali, Ibrahim Mallam Barto, Bello Suleiman, Aliyu Ibrahim, and Yakubu Dunca.

Fake Soldier And 11 Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested In Kogi

A fake soldier accused of robbing motorists and travellers of their belongings within Kogi East axis have been arrested by the Kogi State Police Command.
The suspect identified as Monday Shaibu was paraded alongside 11 others for offences ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping, culpable homicide and motorcycle car-snatching following his arrest on January 25.
Investigations revealed that Shaibu who didn’t give a valid identification of himself and ownership of the Bajaj motorcycle he rode on, allegedly conspired with one Peter to rob the owner of the motorcycle.

The state’s police commissioner, Ede Ayuba Ekpeji said;

“Operatives attached to the Special Anti Robbery Squad while on routine patrol intercepted a Toyota Highlander 2009 model with Reg. No. Lagos SMK 963 FZ with three occupant namely Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to have stole the vehicle from Lagos.”
The police also paraded trio of Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani following their arrest on 28th January, 2020 for armed robbery.

Mohammed Yahaya, Idris Bello, and Nafiu Bello who allegedly snatched an unregistered Toyota Sienna and other valuables along Old Stadium Road, Lokoja were also paraded on charges of armed robbery and car snatching. One locally made revolver pistol and live ammunitions were recovered from the suspects after Idris Bello led detectives to his house.

Other suspects paraded by the police were identified as Mustapha James Onuh, Abubakar Achaji Ali, Ibrahim Mallam Barto, Bello Suleiman, Aliyu Ibrahim, and Yakubu Dunca.

Fake Soldier And 11 Suspected Armed Robbers Arrested In Kogi

A fake soldier accused of robbing motorists and travellers of their belongings within Kogi East axis have been arrested by the Kogi State Police Command.
The suspect identified as Monday Shaibu was paraded alongside 11 others for offences ranging from armed robbery, kidnapping, culpable homicide and motorcycle car-snatching following his arrest on January 25.
Investigations revealed that Shaibu who didn’t give a valid identification of himself and ownership of the Bajaj motorcycle he rode on, allegedly conspired with one Peter to rob the owner of the motorcycle.

The state’s police commissioner, Ede Ayuba Ekpeji said;

“Operatives attached to the Special Anti Robbery Squad while on routine patrol intercepted a Toyota Highlander 2009 model with Reg. No. Lagos SMK 963 FZ with three occupant namely Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to have stole the vehicle from Lagos.”
The police also paraded trio of Ahmed Abah, Yauza Adamu, and Idris Sani following their arrest on 28th January, 2020 for armed robbery.

Mohammed Yahaya, Idris Bello, and Nafiu Bello who allegedly snatched an unregistered Toyota Sienna and other valuables along Old Stadium Road, Lokoja were also paraded on charges of armed robbery and car snatching. One locally made revolver pistol and live ammunitions were recovered from the suspects after Idris Bello led detectives to his house.

Other suspects paraded by the police were identified as Mustapha James Onuh, Abubakar Achaji Ali, Ibrahim Mallam Barto, Bello Suleiman, Aliyu Ibrahim, and Yakubu Dunca.

Nigerian Custom Intercepts Weaponized Drone At Lagos Airport
A man said to be in possession of two highly weaponised drones was reportedly arrested by officials of the Nigerian Army Department of Military Intelligence.
The suspicious package which was concealed in cartons, was intercepted on January 28, 2020 at about 50pm.
Upon being interrogated at the National Air Defense Corps in Ikeja, the suspect allegedly revealed he works with the Kaduna State Government.

According to Sahara Reporters, the Commander of NADC, Air commodore U.K Abdullah later received a call from some unknown persons to release the drones and the suspect who was being interrogated, and he did on January 30, 2020. Abdullah also allegedly told military officials under his command to drop further investigation into the case.
Kaduna State’s Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan however reportedly denied the involvement of the state government in importation of the drones when contacted.
The importer identified simply as Kelechi did not deny his involvement in procurement of the drones but he refused to comment on it. He also said the relevant body behind the importation will speak at the right time.

He said;

“It is confidential. At the appropriate time the appropriate body will speak on this. That is all I have to say.”

Nigerian Custom Intercepts Weaponized Drone At Lagos Airport
A man said to be in possession of two highly weaponised drones was reportedly arrested by officials of the Nigerian Army Department of Military Intelligence.
The suspicious package which was concealed in cartons, was intercepted on January 28, 2020 at about 50pm.
Upon being interrogated at the National Air Defense Corps in Ikeja, the suspect allegedly revealed he works with the Kaduna State Government.

According to Sahara Reporters, the Commander of NADC, Air commodore U.K Abdullah later received a call from some unknown persons to release the drones and the suspect who was being interrogated, and he did on January 30, 2020. Abdullah also allegedly told military officials under his command to drop further investigation into the case.
Kaduna State’s Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan however reportedly denied the involvement of the state government in importation of the drones when contacted.
The importer identified simply as Kelechi did not deny his involvement in procurement of the drones but he refused to comment on it. He also said the relevant body behind the importation will speak at the right time.

He said;

“It is confidential. At the appropriate time the appropriate body will speak on this. That is all I have to say.”

Nigerian Custom Intercepts Weaponized Drone At Lagos Airport
A man said to be in possession of two highly weaponised drones was reportedly arrested by officials of the Nigerian Army Department of Military Intelligence.
The suspicious package which was concealed in cartons, was intercepted on January 28, 2020 at about 50pm.
Upon being interrogated at the National Air Defense Corps in Ikeja, the suspect allegedly revealed he works with the Kaduna State Government.

According to Sahara Reporters, the Commander of NADC, Air commodore U.K Abdullah later received a call from some unknown persons to release the drones and the suspect who was being interrogated, and he did on January 30, 2020. Abdullah also allegedly told military officials under his command to drop further investigation into the case.
Kaduna State’s Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan however reportedly denied the involvement of the state government in importation of the drones when contacted.
The importer identified simply as Kelechi did not deny his involvement in procurement of the drones but he refused to comment on it. He also said the relevant body behind the importation will speak at the right time.

He said;

“It is confidential. At the appropriate time the appropriate body will speak on this. That is all I have to say.”