Delta motor park killings: CDHR condemns unlawful arrest of chairman

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From Ben Dunno, Warri

Committee for Defence Of Human Rights (CDHR), has faulted the continued detention of Unit Chairman, Mofor Motor Park in Udu Council area, Efe Eberudaro, by the  police over alleged involvement in December 30, 2021, shootings by suspected hoodlums that killed three  persons.

CDHR,  described Eberudaro’s arrest as hasty, bias and politically moltivated.

CDHR National President, Comrade (Dr) Kehinde Taiga, who expressed concerns over the unprofessional manner the police at Ovwian-Aladja, were handling the  investigation of the sad incident , noted that from all indications, it appeared that  the police have compromised their primary duties of prelimary investigations before making arrest.

While questioning the rationale behind  the arrest of Eberudaro, Taiga, said his  findings have shown  that the police acted on mere folk tales as there were no complainant,  petition and  circumstantial evidences linking him  to the crime.

According to him: “The police have once again violated the law of the Administration of Criminal Justice System by the arbitrary arrest and detention  of Eberudaro, the Chairman of Mofor Motor Park over the incident of December 30,l 2021, without a recourse to proper investigation and evidences that indicted him in the crime”.

“What the police at the Ovwian- Alaja Division have succeeded in doing with his continued detention was to unjustly deny  him his constitutional rights of freedom, as they have no evidence to prove anything against him, just as there were no written or verbal petition or statement linking him to the dastardly incident that occurred at the park”.

“Consequently, I will want to appeal to the Delta state police Commissioner, CP Ari Muhamned Ali, to as a matter of urgency intervene in the matter by calling is men to order by setting Comrade Efe Eberudaro, free from police incarceration pending when the case had been fully investigated and those that mastermind the callous act are identified and brought to justice”, he demanded.

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