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16 Years Old Boy Nabbed For Sterling Pants In Ogun State

Bankole Taiwo, Abeokuta
A 16-yr old boy, Adeniyi Muhammed has been arrested by men of Ogun State Police Command for stealing 14 female pants.
Adeniyi, according to the statement from the Police Public Relations Officer of the state command, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, was arrested following a report made at Ayetoro police station by one Amudalat Opaleye, a resident of Kano Street, Ayetoro in Yewa South local government area of the state.
Amudalat was said to have told the police that at about 6am of Tuesday, 18th of August 2020, the suspect sneaked into her room and stole her pant, but while trying to sneak out, he was caught with the pant.
Receiving this report, the DPO Ayetoro, CSP Mobolaji Jimoh was said to have detailed his detectives to the scene where the suspect was promptly arrested. The police during further search of the suspect’s  house recoverd another 14 used woman pants.
Adeniyi was said to have confessed to the commission of the crime but claimed that he was sent by somebody to get those pants for him. Effort is said to be on top gear by the police to get his so called accomplice arrested.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, CP Edward Awolowo Ajogun has directed that the suspect be transferred to the state criminal investigation and intelligence department for further investigation.

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