Security crackdown in N’Djamena’s 10th district nets 447 arrests
Security crackdown in N’Djamena’s 10th district nets 447 arrests
A sweeping joint security sweep in N’Djamena’s 10th district led to the seizure of illegal weapons and the detention of 447 individuals. Public Security Minister Ali Ahmat Aghabache praised the swift and coordinated response of security forces.
Operation overview and key outcomes
A large-scale joint security operation unfolded in N’Djamena’s 10th district, bringing together the Gendarmerie Nationale, Police Nationale, and specialized units including the GNNT. Oversight was provided by Controller General of Police Tougoud Digo Maïdé and Major General Djiddo Mahamat Haggar, with Public Security Minister Ali Ahmat Aghabache present on-site.
Arrests and seizures highlight security measures
The operation yielded significant results, including the confiscation of illegal firearms and unregistered vehicles. Authorities detained 165 foreign nationals without proper documentation and 282 Chadian citizens lacking valid identification. Minister Aghabache commended the forces for their professionalism and decisive action.
