Shehu said the criminal cases included burglary, theft, vandalism, breach of trust, gross indecency, fraud, use and sale of illicit drugs, assault and trespass, among others.

The spokesman added that the civil cases included family disputes, debts, breach of contractual agreement, land and tenancy disputes, among others.

According to him, out of the 134 criminal cases, 49 had been successfully convicted, 66 at different stages of a trial, while 19 were transferred to relevant agencies for further investigation and prosecution.

Shehu added that 272 out of the 453 civil cases were resolved amicably while 169 were pending.

“Within the period under review a total of N3,996,500 was recovered as debts and handed over to the rightful owners,“ he said.

He said that the state Commandant of the corps, Alhaji Garba Muhammad, commended the efforts of the personnel and the public for their cooperation and support.

“He also solicited for more synergy among sister agencies towards achieving the desired goal,” he said.