The Nigeria Police Force paraded members of a one chance syndicate who allegedly abducted, t0rtured and k!lled two nurses in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), despite collecting a ransom of N3.5 million from the family of one of the victims. The suspects, while being paraded, depicted how they subdue their passengers after they were nabbed for their alleged involvement in the de@ths of Nurse Chinemerem Chukwumezie and Nurse Chinenye Bridget Abia, who were k!lled about a month apart. According to police findings, Chinenye was abducted while commuting within Abuja and taken to an unknown location where she was held captive by the syndicate. Her family was subsequently forced to pay N3.5 million in ransom. However, despite the payment, the victim was k!lled by her captors and her body was later dumped near Katanpi Bridge along the Kubwa Expressway. During a crime scene reconstruction exercise, the suspects demonstrated how they lured, overpowered and restrained victims inside commercial vehicles before robbing and abducting them. While demonstrating, one of the suspects said: So once they enter, that person is already at the back while Im at the front. Then well hold the lady Ill bring out the knife and tell the person to either cooperate and give us the money we need. Then well use cord to tie the persons hand and use a scarf to tie the persons eyes. Police said the group specifically targeted female passengers, whom they believed were less likely to resist their attacks during operations. A woman who survived the gang also gave a harrowing account of her experience. She described the trauma she still lives with, saying she still struggles with fear whenever entering vehicles. She also revealed that she lost over N11.5 million and other valuables to the suspects, including money that belonged to others. See the video below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post Abuja one-chance criminals demonstrate how they attack victims after they allegedly k!lled two nurses (video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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