Hoodlums beat police officer to death in Adamawa
Some hoodlums in Adamawa State have reportedly beaten a policeman, Ibrahim Maizabuwa, to death.
Two persons, Ezekiel Kefas and Stephen Zabadi from Wamsa Suwa Ward in Lamurde LGA of the state, have been arrested in connection with the murder.
The command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje, confirmed the incident in a statement on Wednesday.
He stated that the suspects were arrested on November 19, 2024 after the deceased’s son, Danlami Ibrahim Maizabuwa, reported the incident to the police.
According to him, investigations revealed that the police officer was killed and buried in the community.
The deceased was said to have visited his friend, Ezekiel Kefas, in the community.
The police command’s spokesman said during interrogation, Kefas claimed that the officer was killed by a group of thugs after he destroyed property and assaulted people in his (Kefas’) house.
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“My friend came and started destroying property including a pot of soup and water in my house and assaulting people as a result of which women and children raised the alarm which attracted thugs who beat him up.
“Those who killed him include Yakubu, Suleiman and Kilyobas. They beat him up with sticks to death.
“Yesterday, we went to the houses of those who killed him, but we didn’t meet any of them,” Ezekiel was quoted as saying.
The state Police Commissioner, Morris Dankombo, has ordered an investigation into the incident and prosecution of the suspects
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