News Reports Police RRS Arrests Three ‘Fraudsters’ in Lagos by Joshua Biem October 11, 2023 Published by Joshua Biem October 11, 2023 10 Operatives of the Nigerian police Rapid Response Squad (RRS) in Lagos have arrested three ‘fraudsters’ in the Idumota area of the state. The alleged fraudsters were arrested on Tuesday while allegedly holding an uncooperative victim hostage. Benjamin Hundeyin, the police spokesperson in Lagos, made this known in a statement. The victim, a 23-year-old woman (name withheld), who was heading to Iyana Oworo from Gerard Road Ikoyi, boarded the suspects’ Volkswagen Vento salon car with registration number BDG 513 EJ but was forcibly taken to Idumota. “The three suspects, Austin Okoro ‘m’ aged 47, ring leader, Godwin Asezour ‘m’ aged 54 and Susan Elohor ‘f’ aged 42, while on the diversion, attempted to swindle their victim by ostensibly introducing her to their alleged money-doubling business,” the statement reads. “The victim, however, sighted an RRS patrol team at Idumota and successfully raised the alarm to their hearing, which led to the prompt arrest of the suspects. “The suspects have since been charged to court following completion of investigation by the CSP Olayinka Egbeyemi-led RRS.” Source: Premium Times 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Joshua Biem previous post Floods Claim 33 lives in Adamawa next post Girls Rights: Bridging the Gaps You may also like Three Sentenced To Death In Iran Over Killing... November 5, 2024 Killers Of Ugandan Olympian Sentenced to 35 years November 5, 2024 Gombe Snakebite Hospital Records Highest Cases In Sub-Saharan... November 5, 2024 Two Arrested For Stripping Teenage Girls Over Alleged... November 5, 2024 NDDC Begins Channelisation Of Creek In Bayelsa, Rivers November 5, 2024 NIGERIA VIOLENT CONFLICT WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT November 5, 2024 Driver killed As Police Rescue 23 Kidnap Victims... November 5, 2024 Kano Gov’t Probes Alleged Assault On Doctor By... November 5, 2024 Police Nab Man For Allegedly Beheading Father Inside... November 5, 2024 Insecurity: Over 20 schools, 23 markets closed in... October 29, 2024