Crime
Fake Army Major conveying bags of Indian hemp arrested in Delta (photos)
TRACKING___The Delta state police command has arrested a fake Army Major, Fabian Ojumah, allegedly involved in the sale of Indian Hemp.
Fabian who is an indigene of Abbi village in Ndokwa-West Local Government Area of the state, was allegedly apprehended while riding a fake military van with plate number NA142-B01 and with 420 packs of compressed weeds suspected to be Indian Hemp.
When interrogated, Fabian who claimed to have grown up in a military barracks, said he has been in the business of Indian Hemp sale since 2014. He also told the police that he bought the Army plate number from a serving personnel. He also told the police that the Army uniform he wore was bought at Mammy market within the barracks.
The state police command says Fabian will be arraigned in court as soon as investigation is concluded.
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