Anambra CP Orders Re-Arrest Of Two Suspects Over Armed Robbery Case

Anambra CP Orders Re-Arrest Of Two Suspects Over Armed Robbery Case


The Commissioner of Police in Anambra State, CP Ikioye Orutugu, has ordered the immediate re-arrest of two suspected criminals in connection with an armed robbery case, following the discovery of an administrative lapse by a police prosecutor.

The suspects, identified as Onyebuchi Nwobodo and Ebube Umezumba, were initially apprehended for their alleged involvement in the crime but were subsequently released due to procedural shortcomings.

According to the PUNCH, In a statement issued on Wednesday, the spokesperson for the Anambra State Police Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, said the case took a dramatic turn after new testimonies from victims linked the duo directly to the armed robbery incident.

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Ikenga revealed that the police command had filed fresh charges against the suspects before the High Court in the state to ensure justice is served.

According to the statement, “The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Ikioye Orutugu, has directed the immediate re-arrest of one Onyebuchi Nwobodo and Ebube Umezumba, alleged criminal offenders over a case of armed robbery, following the discovery of an administrative lapse by a police prosecutor.

“In a swift response, the Command has filed a new charge before the High Court sitting in the state to ensure that justice is duly served.

“The Command also notes a new testimony by victims who identified the suspects as active participants in the case of armed robbery.

“In line with his zero-tolerance stance on professional negligence, the CP has ordered disciplinary measures against the officers involved in the error, stressing that such lapses will not be condoned under his watch.”

Ikenga further noted that the move reflects the command’s unwavering commitment to professionalism, accountability, and adherence to the rule of law in its operations.

The re-arrest directive highlights the Anambra State Police Command’s resolve to correct procedural errors and deliver justice to the victims of the armed robbery incident.

 



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