Lagos Police Command arrest fake policeman extorting money from the public

The Lagos State Police Command on
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 arrested one Austine
Okwuokei (seen in photo) at Costain
Roundabout, Iponri, while extorting money from
motorist under the pretence of being a
policeman.
Investigation carried out revealed that the said
Austine makes up to Ten Thousand Naira
(N10,000) daily from his illegal activities which
has painted the police in bad light as his
victims saw him as a genuine policeman.
Arrangements have been concluded to charge
the suspect to court accordingly.
The Lagos State Police Command is advising
members of the public not to part with their
money to anyone who claims to be a police
officer or seen wearing resemblance of police
uniform as the leadership of the force frowns
at all forms of corruption.
Source: Lindaikejisblog

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