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Osun Police dismisses inspector for allegedly assaulting civilian leading to death

Admin August 11, 2020
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The Police in Osun on Tuesday announced the dismissal of an  Inspector, Ago Egharevba, for allegedly assaulting a civilian in the state.

A statement issued in Osogbo by the command’s spokesperson, SP Opalola Yemisi, quoted the Police Commissioner in Osun, Undie Adie, as saying that the dismissed officer would be charged to court.

The victim was hit on the head with the butt of a gun at a police checkpoint on Aug. 5.

He, however, died on Aug. 9 after going into coma as a result of the alleged  attack on him.

The statement said: “The attention of the commissioner of police has been drawn to the misconduct of a  police officer, Insp  Ago Egharevba, attached to Ibokun Divisional Police Headquarters  against one Ayomide Taiwo ‘m’ and condemns in totality, the grievous assault on the innocent man.

“The CP  has identified, arrested and detained the erring policeman.

“The inspector has passed through force disciplinary procedures of orderly room trial, dismissed and will be subsequently charged to court.

“The command under my watch will not tolerate any act of indiscipline, brutality, unprofessional behaviour and incivility to members of the public.”

The commissioner, who condoled with the family of the victim, gave an assurance of   justice and fairness in the matter.

He said the police were conscious of the human rights and importance of members of the public in the fight against crimes and urged them to continue to collaborate with the command. (NAN)

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