Four police officers have landed in serious trouble after the Commissioner of Police in Lagos state ordered for their arrest.
The Lagos Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi has ordered the arrest of four policemen, who allegedly fired some shots at Airport tollgate, hitting one Tunde Adeparusi, which left him injured, Punch has reported.
This was made public in a statement issued by the command’s Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, on Thursday,” the incident happened at the tollgate end of the airport on the 20th July, 2018.”
Their investigations led to the arrest of the policemen: Inspector Christian Offor, Inspector Kingsley Umeji, Sergeant David Eguavoen and Sergeant Paul Ebo.
It was revealed that the policemen are under investigation at X-Squad section and if the allegation against them is established, they will be marched before the Command’s Provost for their orderly room trials.
The CP reiterated that belligerent policemen and their likes who have refused to key into the professional ethos of the Force have no room in this era of democratic policing.
He went on to enjoin policemen to be professional in the discharge of their duties.Four police officers have landed in serious trouble after the Commissioner of Police in Lagos state ordered for their arrest.
The Lagos Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi has ordered the arrest of four policemen, who allegedly fired some shots at Airport tollgate, hitting one Tunde Adeparusi, which left him injured, Punch has reported.
This was made public in a statement issued by the command’s Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, on Thursday,” the incident happened at the tollgate end of the airport on the 20th July, 2018.”
Their investigations led to the arrest of the policemen: Inspector Christian Offor, Inspector Kingsley Umeji, Sergeant David Eguavoen and Sergeant Paul Ebo.
It was revealed that the policemen are under investigation at X-Squad section and if the allegation against them is established, they will be marched before the Command’s Provost for their orderly room trials.
The CP reiterated that belligerent policemen and their likes who have refused to key into the professional ethos of the Force have no room in this era of democratic policing.
He went on to enjoin policemen to be professional in the discharge of their duties.