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Wednesday, 15 April 2015

A policeman thief a taxi driver camry in lagos



Committee for Defense of Human Right
Egbe Lagos.

Dear Sir,

LETTER OF ASSISTANCE

On the 3rd day of April 2015 at about 9:00am, a man came to our Taxi Park at Ikotun to hire my motor for a service.

The man said he is going to Shagamu to pick-up two man from shagamu Area Command of Nigerian Police, we agreed taking him, after agreement on the sum of Twenty-one Thousand Naira (N21000), to and fro Shagamu back Lagos, then I took the man with my Toyota Camry Car black in colour with registration number APP 866 QC ( Engine and Chassis number ATIBG22KZVU761373). He gave me Five Thousand Naira (N5000) out of the Twenty-one Thousand Naira agreed on. The we set for the journey, about 50 meters to the police station, the man received a call from his hand set, he asked me to park by the road side which I did. After the call, he told me that the people he wanted to pick in shagamu police station has been transferred to Okada Division Police H.Q in Edo State, that we are now going to Okada Police Station, then we both agreed on fresh negotiation of Sixty Thousand Naira (N60000) for the new journey and he said that he will pay me additional Ten Thousand Naira to make the total amount Seventy Thousand Naira (N70000) because he did not think we can come back to Lagos that same day.

Then we drove off to Okada in Edo State. Getting to Okada Police Divisional Headquarter at about 4:20pm, as I parked beside the Police Station, one man asked me to drive my car away from where I parked and drive it to the other side of the Police Compound which I obeyed the man. I went inside the police station to meet the man I brought to the police station. on getting inside the police station, I had a woman police Corporal asking the man I brought that the last time he came to the police state that he did not settle them for the job they did for him and the man said that he gave the police men that went out with him to give them some amount of money to give to them. With the statement I had from both of them that gave me confident that the man has been in the police station before.

Later, the man that I came with called one of the policeman out of the station for discussion, then after the man I came with called me out of the station to meet them. Getting to where they both stand, the man I brought asked me if I have any money with me, I said I have Four Thousand Naira with me wish I gave to him. Then he added One Thousand Naira to it to make up Five Thousand Naira and then gave it to the policeman which I later know his name to be Sergeant Orji. The Sergeant Orji told the man I brought to Okada that the Five Thousand Naira will not be enough for him to mobilize his men for the arrest of the man he came for. Then the man I came with to Okada Police Station asked the Sergeant Orji is the bank beside the police station is working and the Sergeant said yes, and the man said when we come back for the arrest that he will use his A.T.M card to withdraw money and he will balance Sergeant Orji up.

As I and the man I brought to Okada and Sergeant Orji are walking to where I parked my car, the Sergeant said he cannot go with only one policeman for the arrest because he has a bad leg that he need to go with two other policemen making three of them including himself. It was then he called one of the policeman my guy, the name of the other policeman I don’t know. Then Sergeant Orji asked me to allow one of the police man to drive. Because if I drive my car when coming back to the station with the men they are going to arrest the car will not contain all of us which I agreed with Sergeant Orji and I handed over my car key to him which he gave it to one of his policemen to drive my car. Sergeant Orji, with two other policemen and the man I brought from Lagos making four of them in my car

About 40 to 45 minute later, Sergeant Orji and the two other policemen came back to the police station where they asked me to wait for them and the Sergeant ask me if I have the man’s phone number with me that they cannot find the man again it was then I shouted aloud which attracted other policemen around the police station and came near to know what was happening. Then I told Sergeant Orji that as a police Sergeant and because we are in the police station and with the discussion you have made with the man so far made me to have the confident to give out my car key to you. I told that his going to buy me another car, then other police man at the road block where saying some words to Sergeant Orji but I did not hear them well but what I has from Sergeant Orji was that he cannot die because of Toyota Camry that the said car was not more than N1.2 million if at all is One million Five Hundred Thousand Naira that he cannot die. On my hearing this from Sergeant Orji I wanted to hold him by his cloth but I was afraid they could shoot and kill me there because nobody knows me there. Then I calm myself down.

Later we were invited by the Divisional Crime Officer (D.C.O) at about 7:15pm to his house then later to his office, he asked what was the matter, we both narrated our story. The he said we should wait for Divisional Police Officer (D.P.O) who later came from patrol at about 9:05pm.

Before the arriver of the D.P.O the policeman that drove my car from the police station came to me to ask of my car registration number. I asked why, he said that the D.P.O called him to send the number to him at the express road from Benin to Lagos. Then I told him my car number is APP866QC.

When the D.P.O came back, he called all of us, myself and the three policemen that went out with my car and the man I brought from Lagos. Every one of us narrated our own part of the story. It was then I knew the man that asked me to re-park my was a police officer and the police officer confirmed that he was the man that asked me to re-part my car and that he saw the man simply named guy when he drove the car away with Sergeant Orji, the man I brought from Lagos and the other policemen. He said this in the presence of the D.P.O, D.C.O and the D.T.O and other policemen. When the D.P.O had all this, he ask the police officer that said all he saw that evening to be my I.P.O  and he should obtain statement from all the policemen that are involve in the matter including the woman police corporal that the man was talking to when we first came in to the police station. then the D.P.O asked me where will I sleep, I told him in the police station. he ask me to go and sleep that the next day I should make my statement to my I.P.O. then I left and slept at the police station.
I called my people in Lagos that night. My wife and my children and my chairman in Lagos to know that I am in Okaka Police Station in Okada near Igbinedion University because they can kill me in the midnight so that my people will know I called them last.

At about 12:10am on the 4/4/2015 Sergeant Orji came to the police station where I sat down, he said that he want to talk to me outside the police station I went with him outside the station. he asked me what shall I tell the D.P.O if he ask me on what to say about my lost car. Then I asked him if that was why he woke me up at this time of the night. I told him that the D.P.O has asked the I.P.O to write down our statement so he should wait till morning for the statement. Then he brought out Three Thousand Five Hundred Naira that it was part of the money he collected from the man I brought from Lagos that he has used some of the money to buy petrol to their patrol van that they used to trace the man that at least this balance (N3500) will take me to Lagos the next day. I collected the (N3500) from Sergeant Orji, but I told my I.P.O when I was writing down my statement. So the next day being Saturday 4/4/2015 a woman police called me that I should not eat any food from anybody and I should not let anybody know when I will be going back to Lagos.  At about 12noon, I left the station for Lagos.

On 9th of April 2015 I went to FALANA AND FALANA’S Chambers at 25, Adekunle Fajuyi way G.R.A Ikeja Lagos for assistance.

Thank you

Yours sincerely







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