Blakjewelry:

Was it established he stole the bike? And shey the bike has been replaced, so under what crime was he still been held?

kerry57:
But y is our system this bad. Bicycle have been replaced, what is he still doing in the prison for God's sake. This matter will be swept under the carpet as usual cos in this country nobody fights for the masses.

ybalogs:
Wahala.....��

FROM DPO TO GOVERNOR:

The new Divisional Police Officer of Kwale Police Station decided to go incognito into the town to sample the population on the use of drugs.
He asked a young man where he can find weed to buy. The young man dashed in and out of his house and brings him a package, he tells the DPO, "Na the original and good one be this".
The DPO smells the weed and asked him; "Do you know who I am?".
The young man answered, "No, why?
The DPO said: "I am the Divisional Police Officer!".
The young man exclaimed; "Only smell you smell am, and you don become DPO, wetin go happen when you smoke am?, you go become the Governor na...!!!

Morning folks.

Omo....Diswan no know wetin ehn wan enter

kingthreat:
IF the boy replaced the bike and they still insisted he goes to jail then the delivery company should be held responsible.
Errand360NG are heartless. The family should push this to the end.

Blakjewelry:
It's for them to sue the company na

nedekid:

He took the company bike home. Bike got missing. Company reports to police. From that point it is no longer in the companies hand. Police charges him to court. Court places him in prison costody. His family wants peacefull settlement to stop their brother facing trial. The produce a new bike.
Note, that producing a new bike does not exonerate the biker as the police probably charged him for a stolen bike, also the company parts found in his residence.
But out of goodwill and to let bygones, be bygones, the company decided to withdraw the matter, but by the adjourned date, the biker unfortunately died In the custody of the state (prison).
Unfortunately a sad story.
But sentiments must be kept aside.

harmony75:
A future had been killed over a bike? O what a country the family should sue that company for a close down � this is wickedness 19years old gone because of bike �

MadamVanessa:




Died or Abba Kyari boys killed him

Skankamola:

If someone steals from your home and you report to the police and somehow the thief dies in the custody of the police you are the one to be held responsible? I dont understand this logic you guys paint here.

Litmus:


Well, in most of the Actual abroad nations - not the ones Nigerians Imagine - you remain liable to prosecution at the discretion of the relevant proprietor even on returning stolen goods. If already charged successfully in court - and I imagine charged to court by prior process including police - you will remain a criminal suspect irrespective of returning the stolen property.


...forgot to add that in Real abroad as opposed to Imagined abroad, deaths, while in custody, unfortunately frequently occur. but lest I forget the humanity of the situation, condolence to the family concerned. And best wishes for the future...

donprinyo:
Japa is the dream. Nigeria police system is death sentence.

nedekid:

He took the company bike home. Bike got missing. Company reports to police. From that point it is no longer in the companies hand. Police charges him to court. Court places him in prison costody. His family wants peacefull settlement to stop their brother facing trial. The produce a new bike.
Note, that producing a new bike does not exonerate the biker as the police probably charged him for a stolen bike, also the company parts found in his residence.
But out of goodwill and to let bygones, be bygones, the company decided to withdraw the matter, but by the adjourned date, the biker unfortunately died In the custody of the state (prison).
Unfortunately a sad story.
But sentiments must be kept aside.

tarboshi:

Keep speaking grammar. I can be you.
Not everybody in Nigeria prisons is guilty of the accused crime.

nedekid:

He took the company bike home. Bike got missing. Company reports to police. From that point it is no longer in the companies hand. Police charges him to court. Court places him in prison costody. His family wants peacefull settlement to stop their brother facing trial. The produce a new bike.
Note, that producing a new bike does not exonerate the biker as the police probably charged him for a stolen bike, also the company parts found in his residence.
But out of goodwill and to let bygones, be bygones, the company decided to withdraw the matter, but by the adjourned date, the biker unfortunately died In the custody of the state (prison).
Unfortunately a sad story.
But sentiments must be kept aside.

kingthreat:
Sad situation. This is why I like avoiding anything police case.
Detention in Nigeria can be hell.

Prophetmohamm:
my father na basterd.