Sherifat se alaye ara re gege bi omo alasewo ko ti di wi pe won ja si ise ole jija.
“I was hustling before Raji, my boyfriend, told me to join his gang,” Sherifat
Ojo kokanlelogun osu karun-un odun yii (21/5/14) ni owo awon SARS te awon ole naa nigba ti asiri won tu si awon olopa SARS lowo nibi won ti fe ra ibon. Sherifat omo odun merinlelogun (24yrs) se alaye tenu re fun awon oniroyin
“I have only gone on two operations with them. I don’t know him (Onasile) well. I only know that he was the one who brought the job.
“Raji gathered other members and they snatched a vehicle (a Nissan Quest) around Iwo Road, Ibadan. We decided that the vehicle would be used for the operation.
“The gang asked me to sit in the front of the vehicle so that when we were stopped by policemen on the way, being a woman in the front seat would make them unsuspicious. But during the operation, the police cornered us and Raji was shot dead.”
Awon oniroyin beere nipa awon obi Sherifatu;
“I am from Idofian in Kwara State. My father is late but my mother lives in Ibadan. She has no idea I do this kind of job and she does not even know I am in police custody.”
Sherifat se alaye wi pe egberun marun-un (5K) ni oun ri lojoojumo nidi ise asewo ti oun se tele ki oun to bere ise ole agbewiri.
“I was living with a security guard in a house at Osborne in Ikoyi. The landlord of the house was out of the country. I was going from there to ‘hustle’ in Lekki every night.
“Raji was a good helper to me. That was why I decided to leave prostitution when he begged me. When he introduced me to armed robbery, I asked him if there would be no problem and he assured me that there would be none. When we started dating, I did not know he was an armed robber though.”
Okunrin ti n je Onasile la gbo wi pe o mu bisineesi wa fun awon iko adigunjale yii. Nibi ti Onasile ti n je kondo olopa naa ni awon oniroyin ti n bere bawo lo se sele lowo re. Ohun ti okunrin naa wi ni yii:
“Tunde is like a brother to me. He told me the man we were going to rob was his relation. He said the man had N70m at home. I told him I had no boys who could do the job. But he was always disturbing me about getting a gang together to do the operation.
“Few days later, I informed Raji about the operation and he told me he could get boys for the job. We planned to sell the vehicle we snatched after the operation but we did not know how police got to know about the operation. Tunde ran away when the police were after us.”
Alukoro awon olopa Ipinle Ogun, Ogbeni Muyiwa Adejobi gbagbo wi pe awon adigunjale naa si ku, owo awon ko si ni pe te gbogbo won pata.
“We are on their trails. But we can assure the public that wherever they are, we will hunt them down and apprehend them.
“In the case of the gang who specialised in snatching motorcycles, our men were able to track them down after we got a tip-off that one of them wanted to purchase a gun.
“One of our SARS operatives who posed as a potential seller told him the pistol was N250,000 but the gang member said he could only afford N150,000.
“Criminals should understand that it is not a joke when the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ikemefuna Okoye, says that crime would not be tolerated in any part of the state. We mean it and will track down any criminal that ventures into this state.”
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