The Cross River State Police Command has arrested 8 suspects who allegedly murdered an Inspector of Police, Mr Michael James on Christmas day in Uyanga community in Akamkpa LGA. The deceased until his death was attached to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad in Enugu State.

According to reports, the body of the deceased was taken to a shrine were he was turn into different parts for ritual purposes.

The Chief Priest of the shrine was also arrested as he was pictured holding the skull of the deceased (man seated at the extreme of the first roll).

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Hafiz Inuwa, confirming their arrest. Below is what he said.

“On Dec. 25 2017, one Inspector Michael James attached to SARS in Enugu State was on a visit to his in-law, retired ASP Dominic Umoh, who resides in Ojor village in Akamkpa Local Government Area.

“When he went out to Uyanga village to buy fuel, some youths from the community came out without provocation, attacked, killed and beheaded him.

“His severed head was later recovered at Uyanga shrine. The youths also seized the late inspector’s AK47 rifle, with double magazines and set his sienna vehicle ablaze, with registration number ENU 683 NK.

“Investigation into the matter led to the arrest of eight suspects and efforts are ongoing to arrest others at large and prosecute them accordingly.

“We recovered one locally made pistol, 17 empty cartridges, singlet of the deceased, one dry human skull, charms and the severed head of the late inspector.”

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/men-allegedly-killed-sars-officer-took-body-shrine-arrested-photos.html

Nothing I no go see, That one is even happy to hold a placard displaying "Suspected Murderers" like its an achievement.

These people have crept into SS....


See their cone heads

Let the law take its course. What they did should be condemned by any sane person.

This country is finished.

No sanctity for human life anymore

Has democracy as presently practiced in Nigeria benefited us as a nation.

The impunity with which lives are taken in this country tells how cheap it has become.

Where did we go off the track??

This are ipob remnants

They should be dealt with decisively

Nigerian youth and their get rich quick syndrome. No one wants to work hard anymore.

Wickedness.

You mean the chief priest is holding the skull of the deceased SARS official?

Magnificent!

The deceased and his killers are not innocent.

look at dat idiot at d back with brown shirt smiling sha....can you imagine

this life strong oh. who day move make e day look back oh. many people na serious serial killers. and all these people na only 40,000 naira na go end the case. the inspector head don go like that oh.

i dont pity any SARs the law of karma kill the man and the same law of karma arrested those guys

Na wao,nobody wan hustle again for this life,it's now through the fastest possible means

there is something they are not telling us...

this story isn't complete...

Hmmm
G boys be like= Oshe baddest.

Evil shouldn't be supported

SARS the murder innocent people anyhow if Na me self ah kill SARS member I no go allow the body waste might as well get rich

Why were they arrested

Their statues should be erected in IMO

That can't be the officer's skull. The report says he was killed on 25th of December last year, and that's a few days ago. Anyhow, let justice be served.

don't know which sides to take on this....

Really sad.

NA WAooooo

Though SARS people are heartless but this killing is a NO NO.

PrettyCrystal:
The Cross River State Police Command has arrested 8 suspects who allegedly murdered an Inspector of Police, Mr Michael James on Christmas day in Uyanga community in Akamkpa LGA. The deceased until his death was attached to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad in Enugu State.

According to reports, the body of the deceased was taken to a shrine were he was turn into different parts for ritual purposes.

The Chief Priest of the shrine was also arrested as he was pictured holding the skull of the deceased (man seated at the extreme of the first roll).

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Hafiz Inuwa, confirming their arrest. Below is what he said.

“On Dec. 25 2017, one Inspector Michael James attached to SARS in Enugu State was on a visit to his in-law, retired ASP Dominic Umoh, who resides in Ojor village in Akamkpa Local Government Area.

“When he went out to Uyanga village to buy fuel, some youths from the community came out without provocation, attacked, killed and beheaded him.

“His severed head was later recovered at Uyanga shrine. The youths also seized the late inspector’s AK47 rifle, with double magazines and set his sienna vehicle ablaze, with registration number ENU 683 NK.

“Investigation into the matter led to the arrest of eight suspects and efforts are ongoing to arrest others at large and prosecute them accordingly.

“We recovered one locally made pistol, 17 empty cartridges, singlet of the deceased, one dry human skull, charms and the severed head of the late inspector.”

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/men-allegedly-killed-sars-officer-took-body-shrine-arrested-photos.html

The suspect case na sorry

this will be the last we will hear/read of him

behead them too.simple

Na wao,everybody wan make am by fire by thunder through the fastest possible means...if na so people dey for olden days we. For no dey hear o

it seems the mining business is expanding

KingBelieve:
Nothing I no go see, That one is even happy to hold a placard displaying "Suspected Murderers" like its an achievement.

don't you think he was forced to hold that placard?

This not for rituals. Those guys along ikom, ugep to akamkpa do eat humans, especially visitors. They should arrest the Inlaw too, he must be aware that they ate him.

stellx:
Has democracy as presently practiced in Nigeria benefited us as a nation.

The impunity with which lives are taken in this country tells how cheap it has become.

Where did we go off the track??

This has nothing to do with the system of government you operate as a country. It does however have everything to do with the psychological make up of the average Nigerian.