Ogun Police Issue Shoot-At-Sight Order Against Cultists, Human Parts Dealers

    Police in Ogun state will henceforth shoot armed cultists
    and “ritualists” at sight, the state command announced Thursday.
    The commissioner of police, Abdulmajid Ali, gave the order
    shortly after parading 23 suspected criminals at the State Police Headquarters,
    Eleweran, Abeokuta, saying that the command will not tolerate ‎the rising cases
    of cultism and ritual killings.
    He said the shoot-at-sight order will not amount to
    extra-judicial killing because the intention of armed criminals is either to
    kill or maim.

    Mr. Alli said police would soon raid various campuses to
    apprehend suspected cult members, adding that the command had identified their
    abode and would get rid of them at all cost.
    At the briefing, the commissioner announced that the
    suspects paraded were arrested in connection with murder, kidnapping, cultism
    and unlawful possession of human skull while several weapons, including guns,
    cutlasses, assorted charms and expended cartridges were recovered from them.
    On the killing of Iyaloja of Ijebuland, Sadiat Elewuju, who
    was murdered on July 8, the police commissioner disclosed that one person had
    been charged to court for the killing but declined to reveal the identity of
    the suspect.
    “Our investigation so far confirmed that he perpetrated the
    act‎ but tried to hide under a cover that six people were seen.
    “We didn’t want to parade him because it’s a case that we
    have already charged to court. From all available information and the
    investigation conducted, the boy is a very close person to the woman. He was
    the person that saw the Iyaloja last, ‎he was also the one that took care of
    her,” the police boss said.

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