A fake Army Lieutenant is facing trial for allegedly snatching seven cars. The
suspect, Lawrence Oguezi, who was allegedly caught impersonating
Lt.S.M. Sule, was arrested and charged before Ikeja Magistrate’s Court,
Lagos State, southwest Nigeria, with conspiracy and robbery.
The
seven cars the police recovered from him include a Lexus SUV belonging
to Lt. S.M. Sule, a Sienna belonging to a Civil Defence official, a
Toyota Camry Tiny Light, a Honda Accord, a Honda Civic and a Camry
2009 model he allegedly stole from a car stand.
It was alleged that he sold all the cars in Owerri, Imo State, south-south Nigeria.
In
a statement to police investigators, Oguezi confessed to have been
convicted and spent two years in Kirikiri Maximum Prison before he was
rearrested at a hotel in Ogudu GRA for impersonation and car snatching.
The
suspect, an indigene of Delta State, south-south Nigeria, was allegedly
arrested following series of car snatching operations while posing as an
army lieutenant. It was alleged that the suspect, during one of his
operations, snatched a car from Lt.S.M. Sule and in the stolen car; he
saw three pairs of army uniform which he wore to carry out his operations
with a forged army identity card.
Dis guy like hanging pips. Hope its not d army dat caught him first, if not ...
ReplyDeleteToo Bad officer.the Army,wrong place to dread.
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