Troops of Sector 1 of the Joint Task Force South East Operation UDO KA II, in conjunction with the Department of State Services, Enugu State Command, have apprehended one Chimezie Chukwu, aka Biggi, an escapee of Jos prison break.
He was captured during a raid on suspected Indigenous People of Biafra and its armed affiliates, the Eastern Security Network, hideout in Ugbakwa Village in Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State. Biggi is also known for drug peddling, gunrunning, and is also a specialist in armed robbery.
'When ordered by the troops to halt and alight from the motorcycle, he took to his heels to escape arrest. All efforts to stop him proved abortive, forcing the troops to open fire and neutralize the suspect. 'Items recovered from him are two live rounds of 7.62mm Special, One ITEL mobile phone, one small bag containing charms, the sum of Two thousand three hundred naira only and one Qlink motorcycle,' the statement said.
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