Crime
Ogun Police arrest Four suspected Aye confraternity members
Ogun State Police Command has arrested four suspected members of the Aye Confraternity who were terrorizing residents of Ijoko. The suspects were apprehended following a tip-off from the public and will now be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
Ogun State Police Command has arrested four suspected members of the Aye Confraternity for terrorizing residents of the Ijoko area of Sango-Ota.
The suspects are Olanide Balogun, Olamilekan Oyedele, Adeolu Olayinka and Abdulganiyu Azeez.
Confirming the arrest on Thursday, the Police spokesperson, Omolola Odutola, noted their method of operation involves breaking car windows and attacking innocent road users during traffic jams.
She said, “The Police received a tip that the suspects had been spotted in specific areas of Ijoko.
The Divisional Police Officer of Sango-Ota led a team to raid the location.
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Upon seeing the police operatives, the suspects scattered in different directions.
“The DPO immediately pursued the criminals, catching up with one of them.
The others were later apprehended with the help of the first suspect, who had been arrested.”
Odutola added that the State Criminal Investigation Department would receive the suspects for additional investigation.
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