Crime

FCT Police Arrest 14 For False Missing Male Organ Alarm

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1 year ago

Oct 3, 2023.

Eko Hot Blog reports that The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) command of the Nigeria Police Force has taken action against 14 male suspects, charging them in court for making false claims regarding the disappearance of their male organs.

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According to the police, these false claims triggered separate incidents of mob violence, potentially endangering innocent lives in the country’s capital city.

FCT Commissioner of Police, Haruna Garba, explained, “The FCT Police Command has documented more than ten (10) cases of alleged male organ disappearance throughout the Territory, along with the escalating incidents of mob violence by enraged youths.”

“It was only through the intervention of the Police Command that loss of life and property was prevented, and law and order were restored.”

“Fourteen (14) suspects who alleged that their male organs had disappeared were taken to the Hospital, where the Medical Doctor confirmed that their male organs were intact and functioning.”

“As a result, they have been charged with providing false information and inciting public disturbance.”

CP Garba urged FCT residents to educate their children and wards against raising false alarms and to refrain from resorting to vigilante justice or mob violence, which could lead to the loss of innocent lives.

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