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FRSC prosecutes 45 traffic offenders in Anambra

by Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
September 11, 2020
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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Mobile Court at Nteje along Awka-Nteje-Onitsha express way has prosecuted forty-five traffic offenders in Anambra.

This was made known to the public by the Ag. Sector Public Education Officer, Kamal Musa through a press statement.

Musa said the exercise was part of the enforcement strategies put in place by the Corps to check the excesses of motorists plying the major highways.

He said 42 offenders were convicted while 3 where discharged accordingly, adding the prosecution was in line with the dictates of the law.

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He said, “During the Mobile Court sitting, a total of Forty five (45) traffic Offenders were arrested and prosecuted in line with the dictates of the law. (42) Offenders convicted and (3) discharged accordingly.

“Total number of Offences committed (98) , most prevalent Offences were Drivers License Violation DLV (25) and Speed Limit Device SLD (20).

“The Sector Commander, Andrew Kumapayi says the essence of a Mobile Court is not for victimization but to check the excesses of erring drivers.

“He admonishes motorists to always adhere strictly to road traffic regulations ” Drive Save and Stay Safe” in this Ember Months.”

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