Crime
Why I invited bandits to raid Zamfara village – Infomant
A notorious bandits’ informant identified as Babuga Abubakar has confessed that he invited armed bandits who raided Wanke village in Gusau local government area and rustled 240 cows.
The Police Tactical Operatives of the Zamfara state police command along with operatives from FIB/STS Force Headquarters, Abuja led by DSP Hussaini Gimba, had earlier paraded the suspect in Gusau.
The state police commissioner Mr Ayuba Elkanah said the suspect was arrested in Gusau based on intelligence.
He said the suspect has been collaborating with notorious bandits such as Lawali Na’eka, a ring leader operating in Maradun LGA and one Almeriya, a notorious bandits’ kingpin operating in Bungudu local government.
The suspect, however, said he did that based on the agreement that he would get his share out of the stolen cows adding that he didn’t get any thing from the deal even before he was arrested.
He said he lived in Azara in Nasarawa state even though he was a native of Zamfara, adding that he was happy that he was arrested because he knew that what he was doing was bad.
“I would be happy if the the police command would allow me to go and meet those cattle rustlers in the forest to plead with them to return the rustled cattle.”
“I seek for the forgiveness of those who were hurt in the cause of my bad actions. I must confessed that I have become a sheep in wolf clothes,” the suspect said.
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