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Police officer in detention over alleged robbery, car theft in Kogi – CP

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The police in Kogi has confirmed the arrest and detention of a Police Officer, Insp Aminu Mohammed, for alleged robbery and car theft.

The Spokesman, SP Williams Ovye-Aya, confirmed this to the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday.

”Mohammed, a crime officer with the “C” Division at 200 Unit, Lokoja, is cooling his heels at the A Division of the command.

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“Already, the State Commissioner of Police (CP) Bethrand Onuoha, has ordered investigation into the involvement of the inspector in the crimes labeled against him,” Ovye-Aya said.

A reliable source told NAN that Muhammed was in police net for robberies around his duty station, in Lokoja metropolis.

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“The stolen car was found in the workshop of the policeman’s panel beater, Arome Moses, who was already working on changing the car colour at Ochadamu village.

“Those who know the vehicle and were aware of the robbery incident that occured in the owner’s house on June 14, quickly raised an alarm upon sighting the car.

“An alarm was raised and the panel beater was arrested by policemen of the Quick Response Unit (QRU) attached to the Police Area Command, Idah.

“On interrogation, the panel beater spilled the beans, and the officer was invited and apprehended.

“The car plate number had already been changed to an Abuja number just as a car dealer’s receipt was backdated to 2020 and presented by the officer as evidence that he bought it,” the source said.
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