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The Delta Police Command has said its operatives apprehended a four-man murder syndicate who murder their victim over twenty thousand disagreements.

This was communicated to newsmen in a statement by the police spokesman, DSP Bright Edafe on Sunday.

Edafe said the arrest was made following a report received by the DPO Sapele Division from a distressed caller (name withheld), that on 16/11/2022 at about 0900hours, he discovered that his landlord named Uguru Dominic ‘m’ aged 29yrs, and his male friend name and address not known were found dead in the bathroom, suspected to have been murdered by unknown persons and that the suspect made away with the victim’s Toyota Corolla car with Reg no. ABJ 271is white.

According to the state police spokesman, the DPO detailed detectives to unravel the mystery behind the deaths, Consequently, the team swung into action, and embarked on an intelligence-led investigation which led to the arrest of one Ogadinma Francis A.K.A “Gentle”, aged 27yrs and the deceased Vehicle recovered from him.

He noted that the suspect confessed that he did a filling job for the deceased and after working for him, he refused to pay him the agreed amount. The suspect also stated that he conspired with his friends to commit the crime.

The statement read, “Acting on his confession, the three accomplices namely, Goodnews Abaje ‘m’ age 30yrs, Obunwa Kasim ‘m’ age 25yrs, and Bright Osifo ‘m’ age 23yrs were arrested. They stated that the initial plan was to rob the victim, they tied them up till about 4:30 am and then forced him to transfer the sum of thirty-six thousand naira (#36,000) to one of the suspect’s accounts.

“They further stated that they decided to kill both of them because they felt the victims recognized them and will report them to the Police.

The Commissioner of Police Delta State, CP Ari Muhammed Ali FCIA, PSC+ had directed that the case be transferred to the State Criminal investigation department for further Investigation.

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