Police arrest woman for SUV, phone ‘theft’ – TheNigerialawyer

The police in Lagos have arrested a 23-year-old woman Deborah
Nwachukwu for allegedly stealing a Toyota Sports Utility Vehicle
(SUV), two expensive mobile phones, cash and other valuables from
her sex partner.

Nwachukwu, a resident of 19, Irewale Street, Ipade was alleged
to have committed the offence against one Patrick on October 20, at
MKO Street, off Toyin Street, Ikeja.

It was gathered that the duo had fixed a randez vous for N20,000
after a chance meeting at the Ikeja Shopping Mall.

Patrick, the police said, claimed to have required both cleaning
and sexual services from Nwachukwu for a fee of N20,000 which the
woman accepted.

She was said to have honoured their agreement and around 2am
when the man was sleeping, Nwachukwu allegedly fled with his
valuables including the phones worth N1,000,000, his wristwatch and
perfume.

The suspect was said to have locked the man inside his room
before fleeing.

Spokesman Bala Elkana, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP)
said detectives led by Chief Superintendent (CSP) Gbenga Ogunsaki
arrested the woman and recovered all stolen items, adding that she
has been charged to court.

Elkana said operatives of the command also arrested an
ex-convict Moses Folarin, 23, for alleged armed robbery, cultism on
Saturday night in Bariga.

He said, “One Olayemi Agbamuche reported at Bariga Police
Station that he was robbed of his red bajaj motorcycle at Abeokuta
Street by four hoodlums armed with axe and sword. Detectives from
Bariga Division swung into action and arrested one of the suspects,
Folarin Moses, 23.

“He confessed to the commission of the crime. He also confessed
to being a member of Aiye Confraternity.

“He was released from prison recently after serving a jail term
for similar offence. Effort is being made to arrest his other
accomplices and to recover the stolen motorcycle.”