Oyo Police Arrest Two Suspected Drug Peddlers After Canadian Loud Reportedly Found in Car Tyre

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According to the supplied account from the Oyo State Police Command, police received intelligence on 2 September 2026 about the alleged activities of a suspected drug dealer at a vulcanising workshop. The supplied excerpt does not identify the two arrested people, the workshop’s town or address, or the exact time of the arrests.

Oyo State police spokesperson Olayinka Ayanlade reportedly said the Commissioner of Police, CP Abimbola Ayodeji Olugbenga, directed Anti-Narcotics Section operatives to act on the information and move to the location.

The Command says officers arrested two suspected drug peddlers and recovered eight parcels of weed suspected to be Canadian Loud. The parcels were reportedly concealed inside a car tyre. The supplied report does not provide the weight, laboratory result, vehicle registration, or a complete list of charges.

The report identifies the recovery and arrests as police allegations and an enforcement account, not a court finding. The identity and legal status of the two arrested people were not supplied, and they are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Crime Watch Global presents this as a report attributed to the Oyo State Police Command. The information supplied does not state whether the operation was connected to a previous Crime Watch Global reader tip, and no such connection is being claimed here.

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