The Lagos State Police Command has arrested an armed robbery suspect and a suspected cultist with a locally-made double barrel gun and three cartridges. The suspects were arrested by the patrol team of the Area ‘J’ Command, Elemoro.The armed robbery suspect, 23-year-old Alabi Timothy, resident of 9, Baale Street, Majek, Ajah, was arrested at about at General Paint, Garden area, Lekki during a routine stop and search by the police.
Similarly, a suspected 22-year-old suspected cultist, Badmus Toheed, who belongs to the Aye Confraternity was also arrested with a live cartridge in the General Paint ghetto area. While Adariku Sunday, 34, resident of 66, Henry Smith Close, Abidjan GRA, Ajah offered the sum of N400,000 bribe in cash to secure the release of the robbery suspect, Folorunso Akeem, 43, offered the sum of N100, 000 cash to secure the release of the suspected cultist.
The stage director no sabi work jor! Imagine
If na 1m may he he go collect
i thought they said no more showcasing anyone arrested by police. lawless country, country that doesn't obey laws and court orders.
Who be d producer
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