Jigawa State Police report arresting seven suspected members of a cattle-rustling syndicate in the state and recovering eight cows along with two vehicles allegedly used in the operations. The police say the arrests follow routine patrols based on actionable intelligence and information from members of the public.

According to the reports, the suspects are linked to cattle-rustling activities across Garki, Jahun and Miga Local Government Areas. The Daily Post Nigeria adds that the arrests are carried out during patrol activities after receiving tips, while The Punch characterizes the action as police “cracking” the gang. Both outlets describe the same figures—seven suspects, eight cows recovered, and two vehicles seized—and attribute the account to the Jigawa State Police Command.

The police have not, in the provided reports, detailed charges, court appearances, or additional evidence beyond the recovery of the animals and vehicles.