Notorious robbery suspect arrested after breaking into RCCG and stealing valuables in Delta

Notorious robbery suspect arrested after breaking into RCCG and stealing valuables in Delta


The Delta State Police Command has revealed that two notorious armed robbery suspects, Mr. Patrick Emete and Mr. Alex Uwagbafor, were arrested at the Redeem Christian Church, also known as “Dominion Mega”, located in Orelokpe Local Government Area of ​​the state.・It was announced that he had been arrested on suspicion of intruding on God.

The State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Bright Edafe, confirmed the development in a statement issued on Sunday.

He said the suspects took several musical instruments from the church during the Nov. 17 operation.

According to the PPRO, which is a follow-up to its report on the robbery incident, the DPO of Olelokpe Division, CSP Paul Obaware, quickly mobilized and led the operatives to the crime scene.

“Then an operation was planned and carried out on the basis of the materials that had been removed. As a result, on November 19, 2013, Patrick Emete put one of the stolen amplifiers up for sale and sold it to himself. posted on its Facebook page.

“Detectives immediately lured the suspect with an offer to purchase the items and followed him to Effurun Roundabout, where he was arrested at approximately 1:04 a.m. on the same day.

“Following the confession of the arrested suspect, Mr. Patrick Emete, 36, of Ugotong Community, one of his colleagues, Mr. Alex Uwagbafor, 45, of New Era Clinic Deco Road, was also arrested. .

“Preliminary investigation revealed that these suspects are notorious and unrepentant thieves who specialize in breaking into churches, stores and homes,” he said.

PPRO includes 20 large speakers, 15 large mixer amplifiers, 3 generator sets, 4 keyboards, 10 industrial standing fans, 12 power amplifiers, 1 complete drum set, 1 guitar, and 1 power microphone. , mentioned several items including two standing freezers and two plasmas. A television, two home theaters, a washing machine and three ballasts were recovered from the suspects.

Source: dailypost.ng

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