Kwara police arrest 14 persons over criminal act.

Date: 2014-07-13

Kwara state police command has paraded 14 suspected criminals arrested for various crimes, including criminal conspiracy, theft of telecommunication cables, abduction, cultism and armed robbery.

Parading the suspects at the command’s headquarters, Ilorin during the week, the state police commissioner, Ambrose Aisabor, said the telecom cable vandals, who  invaded expressway along Malu Road community in Offa, Offa Local government area of the state on Wednesday at about 2 am, came from Lagos state to commit the crime.

The police boss said the command’s surveillance team in conjunction with a team of vigilance team led by one Ganiyu Oladipo, while on an intelligence patrol, caught the suspects in the act of stealing the cable worth N2 million.

He also said that the suspects had confessed to the crime, adding that they committed the act in collaboration with a fake police officer, named Michael, “who co-ordinated the stealing and collection of returns from the suspects”.

Aisabor, who said that the suspects had revealed that they started the criminal act several months ago, added that they would soon be charged to court at the end of investigations.

Interview with the suspects also revealed that they were hired by a man, now at large, adding that they were artisans in Lagos state.

Also paraded were three suspected commercial motorcycle snatchers, who allegedly snatched a Bajaj motorcycle from one okada operator, Wahab Isah, aged 16 years.

“The okada operator was hired by two of the suspects who claimed to have a brother in a hospital around Ita-Alamu. Along the line, the suspects brought out a gun, tied the victim and made away with the motorcycle. They, however, ran into the team of eagle-eyed policemen who arrested the two suspects. Investigations also led to the arrest of the suspect that earlier escaped. They were caught with a cut to size local barrel gun, one live cartridge and one red Bajaj motorcycle and they will soon appear in court”, he said.

The police command also paraded seven suspected kidnappers, who included two students of Federal Polytechnic, Offa.

“On July 6, 2014, one Mrs. Bosede Owoeye of No. 43 Ondo Road, Akure, reported at the Malu Road vigilante office, Offa that her daughter by name Temilayo Owoeye, 23 years, was missing since July 2, 2014 and she strongly suspects one Anthony and Tunde both male of unknown address. The two suspects were arrested by the vigilante men. The arrested suspects mobilize d their EYE cult members who came to unleash terror on the vigilante office. On receipt of the report, the command’s anti-cult detectives swung into action and six cultists who were suspected to have carried out the abduction were arrested with different dangerous weapons and charms. Suspects will be charged to court at the end of investigation”, he said.

Source

 

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Yakubu Dogara     Tsaragi/Share     Ola Falade     Unilorin FM     Alikinla     AbdulGaniyu Kareem     SWAN     Hamid Bobboyi     MalHub     Rashidi Yekini     LEAH Charity Foundation     Alfa Modibbo Belgore     Femi Gbajabiamila     Olukotun Of Ikotun     ENetSuD     Kwara University Of Education     Baba Issa Awoye     Suleiman Alege Kuranga     LAK Jimoh     Atiku     Oro Grammar School     Kayode Laro     PAACO-PCL Consortium     Akeem Olatunji     Ajuloopin     Al-Hikmah Radio     Marafan Shonga     Oye Tinuoye     Oyedepo     Oniwa     Lola Ashiru     Ayeyemi Sulaiman     Rasheed Jimoh     Adewuyi Funmilayo     Hameed Oladipupo Ali     Lai Gobir     SSUCOEN     Sanitation Exercise     Taofeek Ibraheem     Alimi     Abdullahi Biffo     Oke-Ogun     Abdulganiyu Salahudeen     Bayer Nigeria Limited     Tosin Saraki     Ibrahim Abiodun     Popo-Igbonna     Sulyman Age AbdulKareem     Kayode Ogunlowo     Umar Ahmed Gunu     ITEM 7     Aliyu Muyideen     Babaloja-General     Sulu Babaita Isiaka     Balogun-Ojomu     Tunji Olawuyi     Facemasks     Share-Tsaragi     Abikan     Osi     IYA ALFA NLA     Muslim Cementary     Yahaya Abdulkareem     Yakub Ali-Agan     Yusuf Abdulkadir     Baba Adini Of Kwara State     Lai Mohammed     Sun Qing Rong     Mashood Dauda     Haruna Tambiri Mohammed     Oba Sulaiman Asude     Olumide Daniel Ibitoye     Solomon Edoja     Salaudeen Oyewale     Titus Suberu-Ajibola     Esuwoye     Olusin Of Ijara Isin    

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Tsaragi     Computer Based Test     Ibraheem Abdullateef     Sadiq Umar     Mutawali Of Ilorin     Zaratu Umar     KWAFFA     Salake     International Vocational Centre     Yahaya Abdulkareem Babaita     Twitter     Mahmud Babatunde Baker     Kwara South     Makama Of Ilorin     Garba Dogo     Dunmade     Oluwatoyin Lukman     Nurudeen Mohammed     Millennium Development Goals     TIIDELab     Chief Imam Of Lafiagi     Tsado Manman     Ilesha-Baruba-Gwanara     Tunji Olawuyi     Barakat Community Secondary School     Habeeb Saidu     Rashidi Yekini     Ajuloopin     Lawal Jimoh     Gobir Organization Foundation     Abubakar Kawu Baraje     Idowu Aremu     Oba Abdulraheem     Hassan Abdulazeez Elewu     Usman Yunusa     Presidential Election     IYA ALFA NLA     Galadima     Garment Factory     Kuliyan Geri     Ahmed Mohammed Rifun     All Confederation Of Principals Of Secondary Schools     Owo Arugbo     Sanitation Exercise     Students Union Government     Isaac Aderemi Kolawole     Ilorin.Info     Yusuf Olaolu Ali     Fulani     Facemasks     Kwara State Internal Revenue Service     IHS Towers     Mumini Ishola Hanafi     Garba Idris Ajia     Hassan Taiye Salam     Council Of The Wise     Jimoh Bashir     Igbaja     Wole Oke     Saadu Yusuf     Razaq Atunwa     Kwara State Football Association     Kazeem Adekanye     Moshood Bakare     Olayinka Oladapo Jogunola     Ilorin Emirate Stakeholders Forum     Folorunsho Alao     Oke-Ero     Segun Ogunsola     Wahab Femi Agbaje     Mubarak Oladosu     Folaranmi Aro     Maimunat Oloriegbe     Basit Olatunji     Muhammad Sirajo Aliyu     Kawu Baraje     Joseph Offorjama