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    9 policemen arrested in Lagos for corruption

    niyidaramBy niyidaramSeptember 22, 2017Updated:April 11, 2025 NEWS No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Ag.CP Edgal Imohimi, on Thursday said that the command had arrested nine policemen, one traffic warden and two others over alleged corruption.

    Imohimi told newsmen that the arrest was a follow up to his warning to officers and men of his command to guide against corruption and unprofessional conducts.

    He said

    “In the light of this, operatives of the X-Squad have been out day and night to ensure that this renewed determination is achieved.
    “To this effect, nine policemen and a Senior Traffic Warden alongside two of their accomplices popularly known as ‘Camp Boys’ or ‘Antelopes’ were arrested between Sept. 1 and 18, 2017.
    “One of the Camp boys identified as Taofik Ismaila was arrested along Ikotun road on Sept. 8, along with some unscrupulous policemen, who were caught extorting money from innocent motorists.
    “Similarly, the unit also arrested one Stephen Nwafor along Igando road with some policemen caught collecting money from some unsuspecting motorists.
    “The policemen are currently undergoing departmental orderly room trial to ensure a total purging of the command of its bad eggs, while their civilian accomplices are being charged to court for related offences,” he said.

    Imohimi had also directed that the Divisional Police Officers, DPOs, and the Divisional Traffic officers of the affected areas be issued queries for lack of supervision and disobedience to lawful orders.

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