The Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi, said three policemen accused of armed robbery, abduction and extortion by a resident of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Omoh Oshoke, have been arrested and are undergoing trial.
According to Adejobi, an Assistant Commissioner of Police, the three accused policemen have all been identified.
They are Inspectors Francis Ahuean, Semiu Agbaakin, and Osagie Efford, all attached to the FID-STS.
They were accused by Oshoke as having robbed him of cash and valuables to the tune of N30 million.
He was allegedly abducted from one of his sites in the FCT, Abuja.
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Adejobi said that the policemen have been arrested, investigated and are currently undergoing trial.
He added: “In the same vein, the accomplices including one Elizabeth Amos Busayo, the POS operator and one Thomas Michael, who acted as an informant for the offending police officers, have also been arrested and are currently being investigated alongside the police officers.
“The Police however assures that justice will be served in this case, while we urge our officers to always act and continue to operate within the ambit of the law.”
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