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Idowu Omosuyi, the police officer that reportedly shot and killed a truck driver along the Akure-Owo Expressroad, Ondo State has finally surrendered himself to the police authorities.

According to reports, Sergeant Omosuyi surrendered himself at the Ondo Police Command headquarters on Thursday, December 5th barely twenty-four hours after he was declared wanted by the police authorities.

The Police Officer, who is attached to the Federal Highway Patrol, had on Monday, allegedly shot Ado Saleh in the head at a security check point after the latter refused to pay him a bribe. The truck driver died on the spot.
The Police Spokesman in Ondo state, Femi Joseph, who confirmed his appearance at the police headquarters said that the police officers would face a disciplinary panel.

“The officer (Sergeant Omoniyi) would now have to face a panel of investigation that was set up by the Commissioner of Police on the case.

“We have repeatedly said that the case would not be swept under the carpet and just as we have assured members of the public that the Nigeria police shall continue to abide by the laws and protect the lives and properties of the people,” he said.

Source: https://www.ogbeta.ng/2019/12/policeman-who-shot-and-killed-driver.html

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Good news

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Fadomero:
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So, this photo up there no touch your body

wickedness, person wey don manage reach December by God's grace na em laggard sergeant come shoot am. Na wah oooooo

That police officer should be beheaded.

But I don't trust our police force here. They might accept him back into the force through the backdoor.



How far about the missing kid in sotitobire??our police force ain't saying anything about it.

So they didn't kill the policeman in the video?

So the other policeman that they bloodied,tore his clothes and were mocking that he didt wear boxers underneath was indeed innocent..

Naija 101
Whenever police says "case will not be swept under carpet" is when case will be swept under the carpet.

Who do we blame? The government for not paying them well?

Will they sentence him to jail? Unlikely. None of them is not a "N100" collector.