Deji Ayoola, a 28-year-old man, who was
arrested by the police in Lagos State for theft,
has allegedly stolen money from the
policewoman interrogating him.
Ayoola was being interrogated at the Rapid
Response Squad office in Alausa, Ikeja, on
Saturday, when he allegedly stole N1,200, which
fell from the policewoman’s pocket, Punch
reported.
The suspect had earlier been arrested by the
men of the RRS in the Ojodu Berger area for
allegedly stealing from a commuter.
Ayoola had earlier stolen a wallet, containing
N14,500 from the commuter, identified as
Ayodele Akerele, before he was arrested.
It was gathered that after the police took Ayoola
to the RRS office for questioning, a sum of
N1,200 fell from the policewoman, who had
removed her mobile phone from the pocket.
When the money dropped on the floor, Ayoola
allegedly picked it, but was exposed some
minutes later by another suspect.
Ayoola, said, “It was the devil who pushed me
into the act.”
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer,
SP Dolapo Badmos, said the suspect had been
transferred to the Lagos State Task Force on
Environmental and Special Offences
(Enforcement) Unit, for prosecution.
Deji Ayoola, a 28-year-old man, who was
arrested by the police in Lagos State for theft,
has allegedly stolen money from the
policewoman interrogating him.
Ayoola was being interrogated at the Rapid
Response Squad office in Alausa, Ikeja, on
Saturday, when he allegedly stole N1,200, which
fell from the policewoman’s pocket, Punch
reported.
The suspect had earlier been arrested by the
men of the RRS in the Ojodu Berger area for
allegedly stealing from a commuter.
Ayoola had earlier stolen a wallet, containing
N14,500 from the commuter, identified as
Ayodele Akerele, before he was arrested.
It was gathered that after the police took Ayoola
to the RRS office for questioning, a sum of
N1,200 fell from the policewoman, who had
removed her mobile phone from the pocket.
When the money dropped on the floor, Ayoola
allegedly picked it, but was exposed some
minutes later by another suspect.
Ayoola, said, “It was the devil who pushed me
into the act.”
The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer,
SP Dolapo Badmos, said the suspect had been
transferred to the Lagos State Task Force on
Environmental and Special Offences
(Enforcement) Unit, for prosecution.
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