Okada Man Steals Fuel From Police Station in Lagos
A commercial motorcyclist, popularly called ` Okada rider’, Abiola
Salawu, who allegedly stole 50 litres of petrol from the Ketu Police
Station, Lagos State, on Thursday appeared before an Ogudu Chief
Magistrates’ Court. Salawu, 28, who lives at No. 18, Ishawo Rd., Ikorodu
in Lagos State is facing a charge of stealing.
Vanguard allege that the Prosecutor, Sgt. Lucky Ihiehie, told the court that the accused had on May 25, at 5.40a.m., illegally entered the premises of the Ketu Police Station and stole 50 litres of petrol. Ihiehie said that the stolen product valued at N18, 000 belonged to the station. He said that the policemen observed that the petrol inside a gallon was missing from where they kept it.
The officers searched around the area and saw the accused with the same gallon in which they kept the petrol with only 30 litres of the substance remaining. The prosecutor said that the offence contravened Section 285 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. Salawu, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
In her ruling, the Magistrate, Mrs O. J. Awope, granted the accused bail in the sum of N50, 000 with one surety in like sum. She said that the surety should be gainfully employed with a verification of address as part of the bail conditions. The magistrate adjourned the case to June 24 for mention.
Vanguard allege that the Prosecutor, Sgt. Lucky Ihiehie, told the court that the accused had on May 25, at 5.40a.m., illegally entered the premises of the Ketu Police Station and stole 50 litres of petrol. Ihiehie said that the stolen product valued at N18, 000 belonged to the station. He said that the policemen observed that the petrol inside a gallon was missing from where they kept it.
The officers searched around the area and saw the accused with the same gallon in which they kept the petrol with only 30 litres of the substance remaining. The prosecutor said that the offence contravened Section 285 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. Salawu, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
In her ruling, the Magistrate, Mrs O. J. Awope, granted the accused bail in the sum of N50, 000 with one surety in like sum. She said that the surety should be gainfully employed with a verification of address as part of the bail conditions. The magistrate adjourned the case to June 24 for mention.
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