Two Suspected Fake Military Officers Nabbed In Delta Hotel Room

The police in Delta State on Friday said a 48-year old lady
Jemilia Suleiman her male partner, 61-year old Monagor Charles have
been arrested with military uniforms and other accessories.

The suspects with the camouflage uniforms had lodged at Beji
Court Hotel in Bendel Estate, Off Airport Road in Effurun, Uvwie
Local Government Area of the state where surveillance operatives in
conjunction with military personnel arrested them.

Acting Public Relations Officer of the state police command, DSP
Bright Edafe who confirmed the arrest, said Jemilia hails from
Plateau State while Monagor is from Ndokwa area of Delta State.

Edafe said 10 pairs of army camouflage uniforms, six T-shirt,
jungle caps, one T-shirt and one singlet, all of military
camouflage were recovered.

“The lady suspect confessed that she bought the said uniform in
the market and use it earn a living. Investigation is ongoing,”
Edafe added.

Edafe also confirmed the arrest of a 20-year old suspected
cultist, one Lucky Etor of Elu in Isoko North Local Government Area
for public disturbance by disrupting social function and harassing
guests.

He said the suspect allegedly committed the act in connivance
with two others, now at large, who are members of Vikings
confraternity, adding that one cut-to-size locally made single
barrel gun was recovered.

Edafe noted that three suspected armed robbers were also
arrested with one locally made pistol and one cartridge by
operatives during a routine stop and search in Okpanam, Oshimili
North Local Government Area.

He said the suspects were riding on a motorcycle with
registration number AKM 705 VM when they were intercepted, adding
that the rider of the motorcycle escaped.

Those arrested, according to him, were Friday Worfer, Sunday
Panwal and Emmanuel David all of Ogbe-Obi Quarters in Okpanam.

Edafe said the suspects are believed to be among the syndicate
who rob in Asaba and Okpanam axis mostly at night, adding that
investigation is ongoing to arrest the other fleeing suspect.

The police in Delta State on Friday said a 48-year old lady
Jemilia Suleiman her male partner, 61-year old Monagor Charles have
been arrested with military uniforms and other accessories.

The suspects with the camouflage uniforms had lodged at Beji
Court Hotel in Bendel Estate, Off Airport Road in Effurun, Uvwie
Local Government Area of the state where surveillance operatives in
conjunction with military personnel arrested them.

Acting Public Relations Officer of the state police command, DSP
Bright Edafe who confirmed the arrest, said Jemilia hails from
Plateau State while Monagor is from Ndokwa area of Delta State.

Edafe said 10 pairs of army camouflage uniforms, six T-shirt,
jungle caps, one T-shirt and one singlet, all of military
camouflage were recovered.

“The lady suspect confessed that she bought the said uniform in
the market and use it earn a living. Investigation is ongoing,”
Edafe added.

Edafe also confirmed the arrest of a 20-year old suspected
cultist, one Lucky Etor of Elu in Isoko North Local Government Area
for public disturbance by disrupting social function and harassing
guests.

He said the suspect allegedly committed the act in connivance
with two others, now at large, who are members of Vikings
confraternity, adding that one cut-to-size locally made single
barrel gun was recovered.

Edafe noted that three suspected armed robbers were also
arrested with one locally made pistol and one cartridge by
operatives during a routine stop and search in Okpanam, Oshimili
North Local Government Area.

He said the suspects were riding on a motorcycle with
registration number AKM 705 VM when they were intercepted, adding
that the rider of the motorcycle escaped.

Those arrested, according to him, were Friday Worfer, Sunday
Panwal and Emmanuel David all of Ogbe-Obi Quarters in Okpanam.

Edafe said the suspects are believed to be among the syndicate
who rob in Asaba and Okpanam axis mostly at night, adding that
investigation is ongoing to arrest the other fleeing suspect.