Crime
JUST IN!!! Lagos State Police Arrests Traffic Robbers, Recovers Pistol, Bullets From Them
The Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the Lagos Police Command has arrested another set of traffic robbers.
They were nabbed with a beretta pistol and four rounds of ammunition at the Toyota bus stop near Oshodi.
Their arrest followed a tip-off commuters gave to officers who were on routine patrol along Ladipo and Oshodi.
“The arrested suspects, preliminary investigations revealed, are members of Aro–Baga cult group”,
RRS said in a statement.
They are Omuyibo Goddey (32), alias Aro Ghetto Boy; Destiny Nwanga (27), alias Aro Smiling God; Ebuka Igwe (23), alias Aro Do or Die.
Goddey confessed they were about to rob their second victim when the RRS patrol team arrived.
They were picked up at their converging point at 7 Alhaji Monsuru Street in Ijegun.
Nwanga repairs fuel pump at Ladipo Spare Part Market; Omuyibo works as a welder, while Igwe deals in illicit drugs, the statement added.
Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alabi has directed RRS Commander, Olayinka Egbeyemi to transfer the suspects and exhibits to the CP’s Special Squad for further investigation and prosecution.
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