02-06-2020, 01:15 PM
Ikokwu4: Female police officer who fiddled with late Chima's private part, arrested
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A female police officer identified simply as Rose, who fiddled with late Chima's private while he was being tortured at E-crack Squad cell in Mile One Police Station, Port Harcourt has been arrested.
The female security operative is currently being detained at Mile One Police Station following her alleged involvement in the arrest and torture of Chima and four others falsely accused of armed robbery. Read previous report here
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Her arrest came after the Rivers State Police Spokesperson, Nnamdi Omoni confirmed the arrest and detention of six officers at the State Criminal Investigation Department,SCID. The detained police officers were identified as Inspector Ayogu Fidelis, Inspector Enyina Samuel, Inspector Tope, Inspector Uche, Sergeant Ake Chibuzor and Sergeant Philip Obi.
It is expected that the family of the late auto-mechanic will provide a pathologist for a second autopsy to be conducted on his corpse. Recall that the police claimed that the deceased died of diabetes (high blood sugar) in the autopsy report it released, but Chima's family rejected the claim.
A female police officer identified simply as Rose, who fiddled with late Chima's private while he was being tortured at E-crack Squad cell in Mile One Police Station, Port Harcourt has been arrested.
The female security operative is currently being detained at Mile One Police Station following her alleged involvement in the arrest and torture of Chima and four others falsely accused of armed robbery. Read previous report here
Her arrest came after the Rivers State Police Spokesperson, Nnamdi Omoni confirmed the arrest and detention of six officers at the State Criminal Investigation Department,SCID. The detained police officers were identified as Inspector Ayogu Fidelis, Inspector Enyina Samuel, Inspector Tope, Inspector Uche, Sergeant Ake Chibuzor and Sergeant Philip Obi.
It is expected that the family of the late auto-mechanic will provide a pathologist for a second autopsy to be conducted on his corpse. Recall that the police claimed that the deceased died of diabetes (high blood sugar) in the autopsy report it released, but Chima's family rejected the claim.