The Anambra State Police Command has paraded two women suspects, allegedly involved in acts of assault and attempted murder of three children at the federal housing estate 3-3 Onitsha Anambra State.
Parading the suspects at the police head quarters Amawbia, the police public relations officer CSP Haruna Mohammed said the suspects Mrs Rejoice Raymond female 39 years , and Mrs Chidi Felicia Nwafor , female 80 years both native of Umunya in Oyi local Government Area, had confined the three children, two boys and a girl in different rooms at number 13 Akunwata Mbamalu street federal housing estate Onitsha.
The police Public relations officer who lamented the high level of inhuman treatment mated at the children, maintained that the children were seen in the pool of their blood with injuries all over their bodies, while the girl whose hand was broken is still receiving treatment in a hospital.
The exhibits recovered from the scene of the incident include fetish substances, blood Staind canes, concoctions and other incriminating items.
According to Mr Mohammed, the investigations revealed that the there children were allegedly sold to the suspects by one Sabina Izuorah who is now on the run.
Meanwhile investigations are still going on to apprehend other accomplices so as to face the full weight of the law.
Similarly,
The attention of the Anambra State Police Command has been drawn to a misleading report on Instagram credited to one Gwamnishu Emefiena Harrison that Police have refused to charge to Court one Madam Nmesoma Okafor ‘female, aged 25years of Nkpor in Idemili North LGA of Anambra State over alleged torture and murder of her teenage house help who died in the hospital while receiving treatment on 16th February,2021.
The report was absolutely false and unfounded. In fact the suspect in question is still in police custody and would be charged to court on monday 15/3/2021 after conducting autopsy.
The Command wondered why the author could not cross check his facts with the police in a sensitive matter such as this before publishing.
In view of the foregoing, the Commissioner of Police CP Monday Bala Kuryas,fsi urges the public to disregard the report and further assures them that justice will be served on the matter.
