See the Fake Policeman Who Stole Two Phones and Gave One to a Prostitute (Photo)

The fake police officer after he was nabbed

 

A fake police officer has met his waterloo after he reportedly snatched two phones belonging to a man before giving one to a prostitute. Policemen in Ogun state have arrested a motorcycle rider, David Fashina, who allegedly stole two phones from a man in Abeokuta, Ogun State while wearing a police uniform.

 

According to Tribune, the state Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Iliyasu said that on August 8, the victim, one Dr Eniola (surname withheld) reported to the police that he was robbed of his two phones by a syndicate of two, one of whom was dressed in a police uniform.

“On the receipt of this information, Inspector Ajayi Ayodele, attached to Public Complaints Bureau, was detailed to investigate the case. In the course of investigation, the suspects were arrested and the phones were recovered from them.

“We also discovered that the suspect who operated with police uniform does not belong to the Nigeria Police Force. He only impersonated,” Iliyasu explained.

 

The police commissioner spoke further that the suspect had been using police uniform to harass innocent members of the public, as well as commit crime before he was tracked down and arrested.

“Any policeman without an identity is not a real policeman, and the public should know this. The public should continue working with us so as to bring those who act as fake security agents to book,” Iliyasu advised.

 

While confessing, the thief said: “after picking the lady, I saw a man who was drunk and sleeping inside his car nearby, and I saw two mobile phones in his car. I picked the phones, took one and gave the lady the other one. I sold the one I picked for N90,000.”

 

When asked how he got the police uniform, he used, Fashina said: “My father retired as a policeman; his uniform was only found in my luggage. I was not caught wearing it. I worked as a civilian staff at police medical hospital. I was always wearing the police T-shirt and trousers to the clinic when I was driving a former Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), but she retired last March.

"On how he got the rank of a Chief Superintendent of Police on the uniform, Fashina said that his former boss asked him to change the rank on her uniform to that of ACP when she was promoted. “But I held on to the CSP rank she had before,” he added.