The recommendation was contained in a legal notice dated October 6, but received October 20, 2021 on the case marked : “CR NO: 1616/2021”, between Lagos State Commissioner of Police and Umar Mohammed.
The legal advice obtained by The Guardian, yesterday was addressed to the Lagos State Deputy Commissioner of Police .According to the document signed by the Director of DPP, Adetutu Oshinusi, despite denying the fact that he struck the victim on his face, an apology letter reportedly signed by him put this in doubt.
The document stressed that there are sufficient facts to establish the offence of “assault occasioning harm and serious assault” contrary to Sections 173 and 174 of 2015 Lagos State Criminal Law, Ch. C17, Col 3. This, according to the legal advice, proved that Umar was guilty of the allegation.
“That Umar struck, touched, moved, or otherwise applied force of any kind to the person of Badiru, either directly or indirectly, without his consent. That the strike was non-consensual, and that the strike caused injury to the victim.” It further stated that confessional statements, circumstantial evidence and evidence of eyewitnesses proved the suspect guilty.
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