suspected outfitted looter distinguished as Kingsley Ibe, who was captured by the police in Niger State for asserted theft, has denied the wrongdoing, saying he was being constrained by the police to put forth a confession booth expression. 

Northern City News learnt that the 25-year-old, who lives in Gwazuma, in the Suleja Local Government Area of Niger State, was captured by the police Special Anti-Robbery Squad on the assertion that he schemed with different gangsters to loot one Yusuf Isah of Gauraka, Sabo-Wuse board. 

The police guaranteed that Ibe and his pack individuals trucked away Gauraka's properties including a 49-inch LG TV, a 32-inch Panasonic TV, four wrist watches, one Techno handset, one Samsung cosmic system S3 handset, one Infinix Note 4 telephone, adornments, one Jingcheng bike and N200,000 money. 

In any case, Ibe eagerly denied being a criminal, saying he would preferably bite the dust than admit to a wrongdoing he didn't perpetrate, demanding that the police knew the genuine guilty parties yet declined to follow them. 

"I don't know why police are keeping me here. I am not a furnished looter and they can't constrain me to be one. It is better incredible the offense I submitted than to pass on for what I know nothing about. 

"I am not a hoodlum and can't admit to what I knew nothing about. The bike they blamed me for taking was not stolen by me, the police knew where it was originating from," Ibe said. 

He told our journalist that it was on the grounds that he had nobody to represent him that the police were plotting to involve him. 

In any case, the police representative in the state, Comfort Olawumi, said the suspect was located by the complainant's kin, Usman Ithado, with the stolen bike, including that he was given a pursuit before he was caught by police agents. 

She included that the police recouped the bike from the suspect, taking note of that he would be charged to court when examinations were closed.

Source: ( Punch Newspaper )

14:08:2017 at 11:14am By SN. Leave a Comment