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Sunday, July 09, 2017

Four Policemen Dismissed From Service For Extortion

Na wah...Everyday for the Thief but one day for the Owner...

The dismissed policemen L-R; Ex-Sgt. Adeayo Temitope, Ex-Inspr. Mufutau Olaosun, Ex-Cpl. Adesoye Ayokunlehin and Ex-Cpl. Bakare Taiwo at the Public Complaint Rapid Response Unit (PCRRU), FHQ Abuja in the course of the investigation]

The four officers served with the Ogun State Command and included one inspector, one sergeant, and two corporals.


According to a police bulletin obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, the affected officials were attached to the Ijebu-Ode Division of the Ogun State Command.
The police said the dismissal was in line with the fight against corruption.

The dismissed officials were named as Mufutau Olaosun, an inspector; Adebayo Temitope, a sergeant; Bakare Taiwo, a corporal; and Adesoye Ayokunlehin, a corporal.

The police said the suspects were charged, tried and found guilty in an orderly room conducted at the Area Command Headquarters, Ijebu-Ode for two offences.
The case against the culprits, according to the bulletin, was that ‎on June 12, 2017 the Public Complaint Rapid Response Unit (PCRRU) received a complaint via its WhatsApp number 0805 700 0003.

“Good morning sir, My name is (Withheld), living in ijebu ode, on Wednesday afternoon I went to withdraw money from the bank and am been sent by my boss when going back to the office some policeman car just double cross me and collect my phone telling I stole the phone I should follow them to the station and they took me to igbeba police station here in ijebu asked me to do frog jump from outside to a room, which I did to afford being beating,” the complainant said.
“After gotten there they started calling me a internet fraudster which I told them am not that am an (withheld) and they started beating slapping me and forcing me to write a statement which they are the one telling me what to write and after that they collected 50,000 from me (from my boss money which I went to withdraw before releasing me.
“Sir that’s my story. All this are not good and policeman are meant to protect us but this nowadays police officer have turn this to another thing by using their power to ride civilians, maltreating and harassing civilian. The officers name who headed the squad are been called which I overhead are name: one is Omo Alaja while the second is called AY but don’t know the name of the other 2 officer. Please sir you have to stop this kind of officer because they are taking this to far,” the complainant said.

The bulletin added that complaint was immediately registered and investigated.
“The policemen were identified and it was discovered that they apprehended the complainant on 7th June, 2017 without any reasonable cause and extorted the sum of Fifty Thousand Naira (N50,000) ‘Bail Money,” the police said.

“The extorted N50,000 was subsequently recovered from these unethical policemen who were armed in plain clothes on the day of the incident.

“Necessary disciplinary measures were initiated against the erring policemen, they were found guilty as charged in an Orderly Room trial after the presentation of witnesses and exhibits. Punishment of dismissal from service was recommended by the Adjudicating officer and proceedings reviewed by the relevant Nigeria Police Force (NPF) authorities.

“The punishment of dismissal from service has been upheld with immediate effect and all NPF uniforms and accoutrements including warrant cards (ID cards) issued to the men have been retrieved with all dismissal procedures completed,” the bulletin stated.
The police added that the complainant was also handed back his N50,000 with an apology a day after he lodged the complaint. He was quoted as saying, “Great job you people are doing right there, thank you for the prompt response.”
Extortion by police officers is common across Nigeria despite the effort of the police to eradicate the menace.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how two police traffic wardens were dismissed in June for extorting N15,000 from a motorist.
The police asked Nigerians to report cases of extortion and other misconduct to the PCRRU via the following channels: “Phone Calls Only: 08057000001, 08057000002 | SMS/WhatsApp Only: 08057000003‎.”

24 comments:

  1. *Yimu

    'They gave him back his money a day after'????? In fact no be only a day after, that moment gan sef.

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    1. Sweet news.

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  2. Na wa o just like that!
    The hunter has been hunted.
    Monkey don go market but e no fit return.

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  3. Nice one I hope this works nationwide

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  4. Na so 50k finish their career

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    1. Like your kidnapper father and your mother looking for people's babies To steal

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    2. Like your kidnapper father and your mother looking for people's babies To steal

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  6. Stella get exclusive for you o! Looks like Bob Risky's bae or admirer is this razz kokozaria guy with 2 wives. Check out Bob Risky's pics!!! The guy de put kisses and love emoticons for there ooo. Without shame! Na wa!

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    1. I'm sorry but the koko zaria's face is so scary. Like sacrifice.

      When I see his picture it's like I should just start crying.

      I'm sure he is a nice person though.
      God help us all.

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  7. NIGERIA POLICE MAKE UNA CLAP FOR UNA SEF

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  8. Bt wat abt their superior officers who sent them?igbeba police station is full of corrupt police rit frm counter they start extorting u

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  9. If this is true,then good work to our inspector general of police and more of God's blessing on him as he help in his own way restore sanity in police force.

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  10. Don't be deceived, police in Nigeria will never change only the small fishes will get caught. The so much hate themselves. Their ogas are untouchable

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  11. Touts and criminals in uniforms. Very good! Hope they will keep dismissing the bad eggs like this.

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  12. Yoruba ppl na there way...once u r not a Yoruba dis policemen will want to finish u..NDI AFONJA..and they are the problem we have in this country

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  13. Remember the popular saying "99 days for the thief and one day for the owner"? 2017 is that one day!!

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  14. Great job to the NPF.

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  15. Beautiful!
    Let's try and have this NPF WhatsApp numbers, in case one needs to make a report, instead of ranting on the social media.
    This is truly a good development.

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