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Shimite Bello: Police Say Husband In Protective Custody, Not Under Arrest

By Agboje Chuks
The Delta State Police Command has stated that Chief Shimite Bello’s husband is currently in their protective custody, not under arrest.
This clarification follows rumors suggesting his arrest was in connection with his wife’s death.
Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Bright Edafe, confirmed Chief Shimite’s death upon arrival at a hospital.
He explained that the husband reported her death and expressed concerns about threats from her family.
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“He was the one who called to report that his wife had died early that morning and that he was receiving threats from her family, who feared he might be attacked. It was on this basis that we went to his house and brought him in for his own safety,” Edafe said.
Edafe emphasized, “We must emphasise that he is not under arrest. His custody is purely for his protection at this stage.”
The situation evolved after the deceased’s family filed a formal complaint alleging possible foul play.
“The deceased’s family later came to the station and made an official complaint. They believe there may be more to her death and are suspicious of the husband’s involvement,” Edafe disclosed.
In response, the police have launched a full investigation, including an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
“We are currently investigating. In situations like this, only an autopsy can determine whether the death was natural or due to other causes,” Edafe added.
“The Command assures the public that updates will be provided as the investigation progresses,” he concluded.
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