Lagos State to Investigate Death of a Woman Lynched By Mob Action

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In the Lagos State, the Police Command has commenced investigation into the killing and burning of a mentally challenged woman, who was alleged to have been in possession of a stolen baby and three (3) AK 47 rifles at Abule Ado, under bridge, Festac Area of Lagos State on Monday 24th May, 2021.

Based on preliminary investigation, the Police spokesperson, CSP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, in a statement made available to newsmen said, it was discovered that the mentally challenged woman had been living in the area for several years before she was lynched and set ablaze by some hoodlums in the area on the allegation of being in possession of a baby and three AK 47 rifles.

Adejobi stated that the Command has stated categorically that the woman was just murdered for reasons best known to the perpetrators of the heinous crime as investigation revealed that no baby and AK 47 rifles were found in her possession neither were they recovered by the perpetrators or the police. It’s just a clear case of murder.

To that effect, the Lagos are of Police has therefore ordered that Lagos for proper investigation and the culprits should be arrested and charged to court with murder..

The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, CP Hakeem Odumosu, has also warned against jungle justice which is inhumane, criminal and detrimental to smooth Administration of Criminal Justice in Lagos and in Nigeria at large.
He equally warned that the command will not tolerate such act as the long arm of the law will catch up with anyone or group of persons who engage in jungle justice in the state

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