Why we stormed Melaye’s house – Police

The police said on Monday night that the siege on
Senator Dino Melaye’s residence was necessitated by his involvement
in a case of unlawful possession of prohibited
firearms.

Speaking with our reporter, the Force Deputy Spokesman, Adeniran
Aremu, said: “Our action was prompted by the fact that he was
invited in a case of unlawful possession of firearms and other
crimes.

“The police had invited him on more than two or three occasions
but he failed to honour the invitations. That is why we are there
right now.

“You know when a case is in court, there is no law that stops
you from further questioning if you need to answer question on the
suspects.

“There is no law that stops the police from further inviting him
or asking question about the case.”

The police said on Monday night that the siege on
Senator Dino Melaye’s residence was necessitated by his involvement
in a case of unlawful possession of prohibited
firearms.

Speaking with our reporter, the Force Deputy Spokesman, Adeniran
Aremu, said: “Our action was prompted by the fact that he was
invited in a case of unlawful possession of firearms and other
crimes.

“The police had invited him on more than two or three occasions
but he failed to honour the invitations. That is why we are there
right now.

“You know when a case is in court, there is no law that stops
you from further questioning if you need to answer question on the
suspects.

“There is no law that stops the police from further inviting him
or asking question about the case.”