Police Arrest Lady Who Drugged Okada Rider, Stole His Motorcycle In Asaba

By Daniel Dafe

Policemen in Delta State have arrested one Aisha Hassan involved in stealing the motorcycle of a rider in Asaba, the Delta State capital.

According to a statement on Saturday by the police spokesman in the state, DSP Edafe Bright, the female suspect successfully carried out the crime with support from another lady.

Continuing, he said that “following a report received by the Area Commander Asaba that on the 23/2/2022 at about 1430hhrs, an Okada rider (Name withheld) carried a lady named Aisha Hassan ‘f’ and one other who pretended to be passengers to Kenu guest house located at Bonsaac. On getting to the hotel, the victim stated that the lady brought out drink for them to drink unknown to him that sleeping pills and suspected hard drug have been added to the drink,” saying that “after drinking he slept off and to his greatest surprise, when he woke up he discovered that his red colour unregistered KC Sanya motorcycle with Engine No. 162FMJ510828953, chasis No. IPCKL11M1018611 valued three hundred and thirty thousand naira (N330,000.00) has been stolen by the suspects.”

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He added that “the Area commander, Asaba ACP Nuhu Hamidu, detailed Police detectives to investigate and ensure that the said suspects are arrested.”

The police image maker said “the team went on an intelligence led investigation and arrested one of the suspect named Aisha Hassan.”

Investigation later revealed that her gang member took the motorcycle to an unknown destination.

He said that “investigation is ongoing with a view possibly to recover the said motorcycle and to arrest the fleeing suspect.”

Meanwhile, the CP has urged members of the public to help with any useful information that will lead to the arrest of the suspect and also recover the said motorcycle.

Members of the public can reach the command through any of the following numbers
+234 915 557 0008
+234 915 557 0007
+234 902 907 0037
Or the command control room via +234 803 668 4974