At a press conference on Friday in Lafia to highlight the Command's accomplishments for 2022, Mohammed-Baba disclosed the information.
136 of the suspects were detained, according to the CP, for armed robbery, 112 for kidnapping, 138 for cultism, 59 for rape, and 365 for various other offences.
He mentioned N600,000 in cash, 44 weapons, 704 rounds of live ammunition, six motorbikes, and five cars among the evidence seized from the suspects.
According to him, 23 of the suspects were prosecuted while others were found guilty by the courts of different charges.
The police commissioner said that some of the instances were still under investigation and that, once they were finished, the suspects would face charges in court.
He commended the people, traditional leaders, other security agencies, and the media for their assistance in helping the command accomplish its mission.
Usman Alkali-Baba, the inspector general of police, was thanked by Mohammed-Baba for promoting Nasarawa and appointing it as the state's 27th chief of police.
He commended Governor Abdullahi Sule for his ongoing logistical support and assistance in assisting the command's operational efforts in combating crime.
He promised that the police would continue to watch on churches and leisure areas to guarantee a trouble-free New Year's celebration.