Crime
Police Inspector Kills Colleague
Police Inspector Kills Colleague
The Nigeria Police Force has arrested an Inspector attached to 62 Police Mobile Force (PMF), Kafanchan, Kaduna State, for allegedly killing his colleague.
NewsReport Nigeria gathered that the Inspector, whose name SaharaReporters could not immediately ascertain, also allegedly took the deceased’s rifle and sold it to terrorists, locally dubbed as bandits, for N300,000.
A police source who shared the video of the alleged killer Inspector in handcuffs and leg chains with SaharaReporters on Saturday, lamented the ugly situation.
Inspector
Police Inspector Kills Colleague
Although, the police source expressed appreciation that the killer Police Inspector was exposed, he called for greater accountability in the police force.
In a one-minute, 30-second video seen by SaharaReporters, some policemen were overheard saying, “This one (referring to the killer Inspector) is the most wicked soul.”
Meanwhile, there are other suspects that were with the police Inspector in the video, but SaharaReporters could not immediately ascertain whether they were the bandits he allegedly sold the rifle to.
A message attached to the video reads, “An Inspector from 62 PMF Kafanchan Kaduna killed his colleague, collected his gun, and sold it to bandits for 300k. God has exposed him and his gang.”
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