ABIA State Police
yesterday paraded a police sergeant, one sergeant Matthew Elah, of
Rivers State Police command said to be attached to the Department of
Operations in Port Harcourt, for allegedly being an accomplice in a
robbery operation in the state.
The suspect said to be a native of Uba community in Apa Local Government
Area of Benue State, was arrested following a tip-off after a robbery
incident at Akwette community in Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia
State.
Abia State Police Commissioner, Leye Oyebade said the suspect was
arrested following a report that some police men robbed and snatched a
motorcycle from the owner at Umuteke-Akwette road Abia State.
Oyebade said that the suspect had confessed to committing the crime with
another Police Sergeant, one Isah Alhaji of 48, Police Mobile Force
Ahoda, Rivers State, who is now on the run, but added that the command
was after the fleeing police man.
The Police Commissioner said efforts were on to recover the stolen
motorcycle and that the suspect would soon be arraigned in court, adding
that “police have zero tolerance for corruption; the police in the
country have zero tolerance for crime of any kind.”
Speaking to journalists, after being paraded, the suspect who equally
confessed to the crime and felt sorry for his criminal act and blamed it
on the devil.
The suspect said that he was escorting those who stole the motorcycle
when the police swooped on them and arrested him while his colleagues
ran away.
The police commissioner also paraded suspected who vandalized electric
cable belonging to the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) at
Umueze Nvosi, Isialangwa South council area of the State.
The CP gave the names of the suspects as, Prince Okorafor, 22, Christian
Ezike and Ukaoma Daniel.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/abia-police-arrest-sergeant-others-robbery/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/abia-police-arrest-sergeant-others-robbery/
ABIA State Police
yesterday paraded a police sergeant, one sergeant Matthew Elah, of
Rivers State Police command said to be attached to the Department of
Operations in Port Harcourt, for allegedly being an accomplice in a
robbery operation in the state.
The suspect said to be a native of Uba community in Apa Local Government
Area of Benue State, was arrested following a tip-off after a robbery
incident at Akwette community in Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia
State.
Abia State Police Commissioner, Leye Oyebade said the suspect was
arrested following a report that some police men robbed and snatched a
motorcycle from the owner at Umuteke-Akwette road Abia State.
Oyebade said that the suspect had confessed to committing the crime with
another Police Sergeant, one Isah Alhaji of 48, Police Mobile Force
Ahoda, Rivers State, who is now on the run, but added that the command
was after the fleeing police man.
The Police Commissioner said efforts were on to recover the stolen
motorcycle and that the suspect would soon be arraigned in court, adding
that “police have zero tolerance for corruption; the police in the
country have zero tolerance for crime of any kind.”
Speaking to journalists, after being paraded, the suspect who equally
confessed to the crime and felt sorry for his criminal act and blamed it
on the devil.
The suspect said that he was escorting those who stole the motorcycle
when the police swooped on them and arrested him while his colleagues
ran away.
The police commissioner also paraded suspected who vandalized electric
cable belonging to the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) at
Umueze Nvosi, Isialangwa South council area of the State.
The CP gave the names of the suspects as, Prince Okorafor, 22, Christian
Ezike and Ukaoma Daniel.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/abia-police-arrest-sergeant-others-robbery/
PHYSINEWS:ABIA State Police yesterday paraded a police sergeant, one sergeant
Matthew Elah, of Rivers State Police command said to be attached to the
Department of Operations in Port Harcourt Nigeria, for allegedly being an
accomplice in a robbery operation in the state.Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/abia-police-arrest-sergeant-others-robbery/
The suspect said to be a native of Uba community in Apa Local Government Area of Benue State, was arrested following a tip-off after a robbery incident at Akwette community in Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia State.
Abia State Police Commissioner, Leye Oyebade said the suspect was arrested following a report that some police men robbed and snatched a motorcycle from the owner at Umuteke-Akwette road Abia State.
Oyebade said that the suspect had confessed to committing the crime with another Police Sergeant, one Isah Alhaji of 48, Police Mobile Force Ahoda, Rivers State, who is now on the run, but added that the command was after the fleeing police man.
The Police Commissioner said efforts were on to recover the stolen motorcycle and that the suspect would soon be arraigned in court, adding that “police have zero tolerance for corruption; the police in the country have zero tolerance for crime of any kind.”
Speaking to journalists, after being paraded, the suspect who equally confessed to the crime and felt sorry for his criminal act and blamed it on the devil.
The suspect said that he was escorting those who stole the motorcycle when the police swooped on them and arrested him while his colleagues ran away.
The police commissioner also paraded suspected who vandalized electric cable belonging to the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) at Umueze Nvosi, Isialangwa South council area of the State.
The CP gave the names of the suspects as, Prince Okorafor, 22, Christian Ezike and Ukaoma Daniel.
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