A 19-year-old scrap metal scavenger,
Mohammed Bello, is in custody of the
Department of Criminal Investigation, Yaba,
Lagos for allegedly stabbing a generator
repairer, Taiwo Falola, to death during an
argument over the sale of rabbits in Abbatoir
area of Agege, Lagos.
The police said Falola, who reared the rabbits,
got into an argument with Bello when he
refused to sell his baby rabbits.
Bello allegedly inflicted a three-inch injury on
Falola’s neck, causing the deceased to bleed and
die before he could even get to the hospital
where he was rushed to.
The deceased’s uncle, Mutiu Adebayo, told our
correspondent that one of Falola’s friends
rushed to their house that Saturday, on July 4,
2015, and told him Falola had got into an
argument and had been stabbed.
“We went to the police division at Abattoir and
we were told he had been taken to hospital. By
the time we got there, he was already dead. He
had even been taken to the mortuary,”
Adebayo said.
Twenty-five-year-old Falola was said to have
been rearing rabbits for some years and when
one of his rabbits had new babies, he offered
them for sale.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that the culprit saw the
rabbits in the cage and asked if he wanted to
sell them, but Falola said he did not want to
sell to him. An argument ensued and Bello
allegedly stabbed Falola to death.
Falola has been breeding rabbits for some
years, and one of them just had babies, which
he put in a cage to sell outside his house.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that Falola had initially
had an altercation with another resident of the
area over the baby rabbits and he became
suspicious of Bello when he asked about his
baby rabbits.
Residents claimed Bello was a violent young
man who attacked residents at little
provocation in the area.
The police said after the suspect stabbed Falola
in the neck, he ran away from the scene but
eyewitnesses gave him a chase and caught him.
Saturday PUNCH learnt that Bello was
restrained with a rope after he had stabbed
one of the men who caught him.
Bello, who said he was from Sokoto, however
denied the crime blatantly.
He said, “My brother, Sanusi, is the one who
stabbed him and told the people I did it. It was
my brother that stabbed him. But they said I
was the one who did it. I know nobody in Lagos
that is why they implicated me. I did not do it.
The knife belongs to Sanusi.
“I gather scrap metals for sale but I don’t have
much money. Sanusi is richer than me and has
decided to use that to deal with me.”

Source: www.punchng.com/feature/super-saturday-crime/scavenger-stabs-generator-repairer-to-death-over-rabbits/

Ok

*sighs* may his short life b filled with rotten carrots Next!

I no wan sell for you na by force
People who will see snake and run away will see their brothers and attack him

handie:
Source: www.punchng.com/feature/super-saturday-crime/scavenger-stabs-generator-repairer-to-death-over-rabbits/

Awusa na uta. Agburu ojoo.

booking

This fulani boys again??

Oloriburuku omo ale, now you will die too.see his face like rabbit and bokoharam