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A man has called out the Delta State Police Command for converting his missing car into a police vehicle.

In a now-trending video, the man, identified as Ogoro Miffy, recounted how his car got stolen when he attended a church program in 2015.

After discovering the theft, he went to the Ekpan Division Police Station to file a report.

“Them say make I go print paper for stolen vehicle. I even distribute am for them,” he explained in pidgin.

He claimed that after two years, in 2017, he was shocked to find his car in use by the police at the Ekpan Division.

“I con discover my motor with the police in Ekpan Division. They converted my vehicle to their own use,” he added, displaying a picture of the vehicle bearing police markings.

He further claimed that after taking the matter to court, the High Court ruled in his favour on July 19, 2018 and ordered the police to pay him a fine of N10 million, however, the police appealed the ruling.

“Is it their right to use my motor? Because I don’t have a helper, they are oppressing me. I was using the motor to manage my life, but now things are tough. Come to my rescue,” he pleaded in the video.

In response to the claims, the Delta State Police Command’s spokesperson, SP Edafe Bright, wrote, “2015-2017 is a long time ago. The said vehicle is not in Ekpan Police Station from my findings.”

Edafe further provided a contact for the complainant to contact him to aid their investigation.

ugwumichael:
This country is a crime scene.

ugwumichael:
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ugwumichael:
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ugwumichael:
This country is a crime scene.

DLIONQUAD:
In a situation whereby a stolen car was been recovered by the police and kept in the station for a good number of years without the real owner coming for it, is recorded as an exhibit and can be auctioned away by the court..and in another way, the police officers ( division) can make use of that exhibit if the owner fails to come for it for that period of time...seeing police men using that car doesn't mean de stole it..not true.

ugwumichael:
This country is a crime scene.