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How Police Rescue Man With 5-Year-Old Dead Son’s Corpse From Mob
How Police Rescue Man With 5-Year-Old Dead Son’s Corpse From Mob
An unnamed father carrying his 5-year-old dead son to his State, Ebonyi has reportedly survives mob lynching at Oshodi park in Lagos.
The incident according to police took place at Tarminal 1, Oshodi Bus Stop, Lagos, as the man was on his way to bury the dead son.
The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in the state, SP Benjamin Hundeyin confirmed the incident in his verified Twitter handle monitored by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday.
Hundeyin said that the incident happened on Sunday at about 10.20 p.m. at the ever busy Oshodi bus stop.
He said that the Makinde police division got information that some suspects were seen with a dead child and some members of the public wanted to carry out jungle justice on them.
The PPRO said that following the information, the police team immediately moved to the scene and the suspects were rescued.
“Upon interrogation, one of the suspects, the father of the dead child disclosed that the child suddenly fell ill at midnight and died at about 5.00 a.m. on Sunday before he could be taken to the hospital.
”Following the sudden death, family members advised that the corpse should be brought home to their village in Ebonyi for burial.
“He disclosed further that he and three other relatives came to the terminal, bought tickets in preparation for the journey when suspecting passer-by accused them of carrying a dead child,” he said.
Hundeyin said that the case was incidented, while the corpse was deposited at the Yaba Mainland Hospital for preservation and autopsy.
He said that the suspects were in safe and protective custody, while he urged members of the public to avoid bringing dangerous suspicion on themselves.
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