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NPF Frees Drunk Inspector 24 Hours After Shooting Innocent civilian in Ogun by MasterJayJay(op): 2:56pm On Dec 27, 2024

Nigerian Police Accused Of Releasing Drunk Inspector 24 Hours After Shooting Innocent Civilian In Ogun, Leaving Him Bedridden

Aman identified as Olaleye Abdullahi is currently bedridden after he was shot by a policeman, Inspector Moses Momoh, and abandoned at a private hospital in Ogun State.

The incident, according to sources, occurred on December 12, 2024 in front of Matrix Petrol Station, Kara-Berger Road in the state.

Inspector Moses, who was alleged to be drunk, is reportedly attached to Warewa Police Station in the state.

Abdullahi’s family told SaharaReporters that he has been abandoned by police authorities at the hospital while the suspect who was allegedly released from detention 24 hours after the incident, also failed to pay the hospital bills incurred.

They also demanded that “all necessary legal measures be taken against Inspector Moses Momoh to ensure that justice is served in accordance with the law”.

“A policeman from Warewa Police Station, who was under the influence of alcohol fatally shot Abdullahi in front of Matrix filling station along Kara-Berger Road, Ogun state,” a source said.

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“After firing his weapon once, he was cautioned by his friend, yet he fired again, hitting Abdullahi who was driving gently to his house.

“The officer was detained for 24 hours at Adigboluja Police Station at Ojodu, Berger area of Ogun State, before being released.

“We visited the station and the DPO confirmed to us that he had indeed released him. With almost N4 million bill incurred in the hospital for Abdullahi’s treatment, we (his family) members seek justice before taking the law into our own hands by gathering at the station.

“The officer responsible for this heinous act must be brought to justice through appropriate legal action.”

Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, Omolola Odutola, could not be reached for comment as she did not answer her calls.