Crime
Amotekun Arrests Suspected Hoodlum For Creating Unrest In Osun
The operatives of Osun Amotekun Corps have apprehended a 37-year-old man, Ramoni Adeoye for unleashing an attack on the residents of Ikoyi-Ile of Isokan Local Government of Osun State.
He was arrested on Wednesday after a complaint was lodged that the suspect unleashed an attack on one of the residents of the town with cutlass and charms, Amotekun operatives swung into action immediately and the felon was arrested.
Confirming the arrest, the Osun Amotekun Corps Commander, Brig. Gen. Bashir Adewinmbi said the suspected hoodlum was arrested for terrorizing the residents of Ikoyi-Ile and its environs.
“The suspected hoodlum was arrested after a complaint was lodged at our Isokan Local Government command that the suspect unleashed an attack on the residents of the town with cutlass and charms. Our operatives immediately swung into action and the felon was apprehended.
“During interrogation, he admitted to committing the act and plead for forgiveness”.Adewinmbi said.
The suspect have been handed over to the police for subsequent investigation and interrogation.
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