Ex. Police Officer nabbed By Agbor Vigilante For Stealing

 

The Delta State Community Vigilante Police, Alihagu chapter in Agbor, headquarters of Ika South Local Government Area of Delta State have arrested a dismissed police officer for stealing.

The  dismissed police officer; Mr. Benedict Jonathan Sunday, was exposed during the week when he allegedly entered someone's apartment in the community to steal an Android phone.

It was indeed a show of shame for the the dismissed officer who confessed to the crime just as he was been shamed by the community indigenes that further narrated his crimes.

According to eye witness. the 45year old suspect had broken into government schools in the agrian community to steal metals which he sold to northerners as scrap's among others.

Confessing to his crime before the newsmen in Agbor, the suspect said he was dismissed from the force in 2018, after which he engaged in the crime by using his fake police identity card, bearing a Warranty Id card and the rank of an Inspector, to arrest commercial motorcyclists without plate number, particularly within College Junction axis at cool evenings, adding that he demands his victims to pay him or have their motorcycle being seized.

Meanwhile, Sunday regretted his crime and in the same vein pleaded for pardon.

The community vigilante Chairman, Mr. Aliemeke Onyekachukwu, also speaking to newsmen pointed out that the imposter had committed lots of crime in the community, stating that the phone he stole was recovered from a bush path where he allegedly hid the item.

He reiterated the commitment of his vigilante group to serve, advising that all hands must be on deck to ensure a crime free society.

Bad for Mr. Benedict Sunday, he now holds the record of being the first suspect to be locked in the cell of the newly built community security house which was donated by an illustrious son of the community.

Lifeless Body of a Young Lady Found By Lagos Road Side

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It appears that women have become targets of suspected ritual murders these days as many of them have been found dead and their corpses dumped on the streets of Lagos.

P.M.EXPRESS reports that barely two weeks after two young women were found dead in Abaranje and Igando roads in Ikotun and their corpses dumped on the streets, another has been discovered dead and dumped in another place within the area.

This time, the residents of Isheri Oshun woke up on Monday morning and found the corpse of a lady in a blue trouser and T-shirt dumped on the street.

The incident happened at Ajibade Odetayo street in Isheri Oshun beside Revonia petrol Station in the outskirt of Lagos.

According to the residents, the corpse found in the morning was suspected to be a victim of ritual murder and dumped in the place.

The identity of the victim was not known as the residents who were present said they did not know such a face in the area.

The cause of her death was not yet known because autopsy has not been carried out on her.

However, the residents suspected that the victim might have been killed for ritual purposes.

P.M.EXPRESS gathered that the victim’s nose was stuffed with white cotton which suggested that she might have been used for ritual purpose and dumped on the road site.

When P.M.EXPRESS visited the scene, the corpse was still there and it appeared that there was no response yet as to removing the corpse.

The residents said that they have contacted the police and other relevant agencies who promised to come to evacuate the corpse and deposit at the mortuary for autopsy report.

When our reporter contacted the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, CSP Camellius Emordi, he was said not to be around to comment on the matter.

However, police source confirmed that they were aware and were making efforts to attend to the situation.

Mother is dragged to the ground in a chokehold and stabbed 'multiple times' by her ex-boyfriend in shocking attack while she pushed a stroller in the Bronx

Carlos Gonzalez took the woman in a chokehold before stabbing 'multiple times'

The 21-year-old mother and her child were both expected to recover in hospital

Cops are hunting Gonzalez on assault charges after he fled on Tuesday evening 

A woman pushing a stroller was choked and stabbed by her ex-boyfriend in a shocking attack in New York City. 

The woman was attacked on a Bronx sidewalk by Carlos Gonzalez who took her in a chokehold, forced her to the ground and stabbed her 'multiple times', police say.  

Surveillance footage shows the moment he assaulted her while her child and stroller were flung to the sidewalk on Sedgwick Avenue. 

The 21-year-old mother and her child were both expected to recover in hospital but police are now hunting Gonzalez on assault charges after he fled the scene on Tuesday night. 

Sickening moment Carlos Gonzalez assaults female victim in the bronx

Lunge: Carlos Gonzalez grabs hold of his ex-girlfriend on a Bronx sidewalk after a 'verbal argument' as they walked along the street

Attack: Gonzalez dragged the 21-year-old woman to the ground, causing her to lose her grip on her stroller which fell to the sidewalk with the baby inside

The CCTV footage shows 25-year-old Gonzalez walking a short distance behind the woman as she pushes the stroller along the sidewalk past a row of parked cars. 

According to NBC New York, the pair were having a 'verbal argument' which escalated into violence when Gonzalez lunged and grabbed his ex-girlfriend.

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VAMPIRE- The untold story of his innevitable end

 By Ifeanyi Okolie 

WHILE Nigerians are still celebrating the demise of dreaded kidnap kingpin and notorious armed robbery chief, Henry Chibueze popularly called Vampire, little is known about the circumstances that led to his end. Vampire, who had terrorized Imo State and other parts