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MartinsD12:
Hmm am not sure the guy was in his right senses to jump

duduade:
Baba himself will never get married.. he already chipped it in in his last statement.. read in between the lines

He should just go for a baby mama and own the children with his chest

dollypi:
What was the time this happened?

With the way EFCC behaves, the man could have thought they were robbers.

jiggyman:
They don push m from up surely

israelmao:
The righteous is as bold as a lion but the wicked runs when no one pursues him.

MartinsD12:
Chia man use his hand to end his life , efcc should stop invading people's home's I don't think it's civilize at all.

Odidigboigbo:
His conscience is not clear. The wicked run when no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion. Proverbs 28:1

anonimi:
Meanwhile the worst yahoo boys are in Aso Rock squeezing out more tax burden on the masses to buy luxury and buy votes from deliberately impoverished people.

What can we do to the agba yahoos?

[b]A man has died after jumping from the seventh floor of a housing estate during a raid by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in Victoria Island, Lagos State.

According to a report by The Punch, a combined team of EFCC officials and policemen had stormed an apartment in 1004 Estate in search of suspects alleged to be ‘Yahoo Yahoo Boys’.

Police spokesman, Muyiwa Adejobi, who confirmed the incident, revealed that the deceased, who was believed to be a short-term resident, was not even a suspect.

According to him, the EFCC officials immediately left following the incident, and informed policemen attached to the Bar Beach Police Division.


Mr Adejobi said the unidentified man was taken to a hospital but succumbed to his injuries.

He said: “It was true. He was not even the target of the EFCC when he jumped from the seventh floor. We were told that he was not a resident but a guest. It is quite unfortunate.

“He was taken to the hospital after he had sustained fractures and he was placed on oxygen but gave up the ghost. We are trying to ascertain his identity. Once that is done, we will contact his family.”
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tctrills:
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Are you saying that the world was safer before the advent of guns?
The opposite is actually true Human society is much safer than it was before guns.

prophetfire:
I do much dislike the US and their racism. The white goat just killed the woman out of hate.

tctrills:
Humans commit crimes. No crime has ever been committed by a gun so it's only wise to blame humans.

onuman:
Death can come from anywhere and anytime.
RIP woman.

If there's a next world, you will come back a rich person, you will not be cleaning the houses of your fellow human beings to earn a living.

ZombieDredd:
Guns don't kill people

People kill people

SalamRushdie:
Guns don't kill people, people kill people

A house cleaner and mother-of-four di£d in the arms of her husband on Wednesday, Nov. 5, after she was f@tally shot outside a home near Indianapolis.

Maria Florinda Rios Perez, a 32-year-old immigrant from Guatemala, was headed to work cleaning a home with her husband in Whitestown, Indiana, on Wednesday morning when they arrived at the wrong house, the late woman's brother, Rudy Rios said in Spanish.

Rios, 22, said when his sister had just arrived at the house, she tried to open the door using keys she was carrying when she was shot in the head and “fell into the arms of her husband.”

“It’s so unjust. She was only trying to bring home the daily bread to support her family,” Rios said. “She accidentally went to the wrong house, but he shouldn’t have taken her life.”

“She wasn’t threatening, she had nothing in her hands, only those keys,” he said.

Rios said his sister is a mother of four whose children range in age from one to 17 years old.

“They’re completely destroyed,” he said

Officers responded to a 911 call in Whitestown, reporting a "'possible" residential entry in progress at a home in the Heritage subdivision" at 6:49 a.m., according to a police statement.

At the home, officers found "an adult female who sustained a gunshot wound, along with an adult male on the front porch of the residence," police said.

Lifesaving measures were attempted on the woman, but she was declared de@d at the scene, police said.

"It was later determined that the individuals attempting to enter the home were members of a cleaning crew who had mistakenly arrived at the wrong address," according to the Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department statement.

Investigators quickly concluded this was not a home invasion or a burglary. Police confirmed this was an isolated incident.

"The loss of life is always a profound tragedy, and our hearts and prayers go out to all those affected," police said.

Police pleaded with the public not to rush to any conclusions as they and Boone County prosecutors try to determine if a crime was committed.

"We understand that incidents like this can cause concern and speculation," police said. "We respectfully ask the public to place their trust in the investigative process and refrain from sharing unverified information. These cases are often complex and require time to fully understand. Misinformation can be harmful to those involved and to the integrity of the investigation."

Rios said his family wants the person who fatally shot his sister be arrested, charged and brought to justice for the sake of his family and “because tomorrow there could be more victims like this.”

He said he believed his sister was k!lled at a time when there is increased racial profiling of Latinos and hatred towards immigrants.

“She had no bad intentions,” he said.

The family now has to raise money to support Maria Florinda’s children and send her body to her native Guatemala for burial, he said.

He said he wanted people to remember his sister as someone who was “very loving, humble, happy” and dedicated to her family.

“He could have given her a warning, but instead he k!lled her,” he said through tears

MIKOLOWISKA:
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He said his concerns stem from stories of men losing significant assets in divorce settlements, particularly those without prenuptial agreements

He said his concerns stem from stories of men losing significant assets in divorce settlements, particularly those without prenuptial agreements

Cmanforall:
Maybe he’s their street guy