THE Rivers State Police Command said on Monday that it had charged to court 11 out of the 13 persons, who were allegedly involved in the killings of four students of the University of Port Harcourt.
The state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Mohammed Ndabawa, made this known on Tuesday when the Executive Secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Prof. Ben Angwe, visited the command in Port Harcourt.
Ndabawa, who was represented by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. Thomas Etomi, explained that the two remaining suspects, who had not been charged to court, would assist the police in their ongoing investigation.
He described the killings of the students by a mob as barbaric, maintaining that there was no justification for such action.
Ndabawa said that such display of wickedness would not be allowed to repeat itself, even as he promised to keep the NHRC abreast of the developments in the course of police investigation.
Earlier, Angwe told the state police commissioner that they were in the state to get information on the murder of the four students and added that the NHRC would visit the community where the incident took place.
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i blame the government and all the politicians involved in leading this blessed country to doom because had it been that we use all the money that this country has to develope this country technologically and also pay our police and equip them with the latest technological gadgets,their respnse will be swift to any situation and these guys would still be alive now.but those people at the helm of affairs in this country are busy loving themselves while our beloved country perish.what do you think???people take laws into their hands and they give jungle justice to any slightest misbehaviour.
ReplyDeleteit doesnt matter if my comment gets approved or not but i just wrote what was on my mind.afterall,nobody gives a fuck who gets killed or who survives in this country.its just for sometime and another thing will happen and everybody will forget the four innocent boys that got killed and those involved will be free.
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