Terrorist caught on Camera in UK ,( i wonder why government and Nigerian police has not embrace this tech )



Lee Rigby trial: Man pleaded 'do not kill' soldier
The jury saw footage of Michael Adebolajo buying knives before the attack
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A witness pleaded with two men not to kill soldier Lee Rigby shortly before they allegedly attacked him with knives, the Old Bailey has heard.

In a written statement, Saraj Miah said one of the men had pointed a gun at him when he appealed to them to spare the soldier.

Michael Adebolajo, 28, and Michael Adebowale, 22, are accused of murdering Fusilier Rigby in Woolwich, south-east London, on 22 May.

They both deny the charge.

They both also deny attempting to murder a police officer and conspiracy to murder a police officer.

Defendant 'bought knives'

Earlier, the jury was shown CCTV images of Mr Adebolajo buying a five-knife block and a knife sharpener from an Argos store in Lewisham, south-east London, on the day before the attack.

The court was also shown CCTV images of Mr Adebolajo driving his Vauxhall Tigra with Mr Adebowale as passenger on the day of the killing.

The court heard that Mr Miah had been talking with a local shopkeeper just yards from where Fusilier Rigby was hit by a car from behind.

Mr Miah said he had seen two armed men get out of the car, adding that one of them had pointed a gun at him and told him to stay back when he urged them not to kill the injured soldier.






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Cctv will be totally useless in an environment without biodata of residents, proper address systems, ineffective police force, mistrust for security agencies. If u have image of a suspect committing the act, of what good is it? In some stolen ATM card frauds for example, you will be shown photo image of the culprit who withdrew your cash, but unfortunately that's where the case ends. Its a long way to go in Nigeria, but its not impossible.

What's CTVV when we're still struggling with basic foundational infrastructure? We're still "teething" man. Since 1960...still "teething"