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Officer allegedly visits brothel, loses AK-47 rifle and 30 rounds of ammunition

Vanguard reports that the Ipodo area of Ikeja is notorious for criminal activities, adding that the Inspector has also been accused of aiding and abetting criminals.

 

Reports just in says that an Inspector in the Nigerian Police, has lost an AK-47 rifle and 30 rounds of ammunition assigned to him.

His name was not revealed for security reasons.

Vanguard Newspapers reports that his team mates alleged that he went to sleep with a commercial sex worker, in the Ipodo area of Ikeja, where he got drunk, and left the gun in the vehicle.

Vanguard Newspapers reports that he has since been arrested and detained.

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