Police demand FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Naira from family of murdered victim before investigation



The police attached to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of Delta State  Police  in Asaba, have allegedly requested for a bride of Five hundred Thousand Naira from the family that lost their son before he can begin investigation of the cause of the boys’ death.

The aggrieved family’s son, Mr Bestman Tobore was stabbed to death during a robbery on May 8th, 2015. The suspect who was held in the Ovwian Police station in Udu Local  Government Area  of Delta  State  escape during interrogation in the police  station.

A man named as Obus “Ghana Boy” who was identified by the family of Mr Tobore’s  and members of his gang as the killers of their son.

Thus Inspector Patrick Onu and Inspector Oyibo have demanded the sum of five hundred naira from the family of the deceased before any arrest can be made. These Inspectors  also told the family that the gangs enjoyed a close and friendly relationship with the police.

DSP Celestine Kalu the Delta  State  Police Public Relations Officer proved hard to be contacted in other to confirmed the authenticity of the allegations layed by the deceased family.

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