See the Notorious Kidnappers Caught by Police in Edo State (Photo)

The Police in Edo State have finally arrested two deadly kidnappers who have been making millions by abducting innocent people. 

The deadly kidnappers after they were caught by the police

 

Two deadly kidnappers have been arrested by the anti-kidnapping squad of the Edo State Police Command. The deadly suspects have been on the police wanted list for a long time. 

 

According to The Tribune, the suspects, Best Iyoha, 34, and Junior Ekete, 27, were alleged to be members of a gang that had terrorised parts of Edo and Delta states. 

 

It was gathered that the deadly gang recently kidnapped a 40-year-old businessman, Mr Okpogie Osaigbovo, who was supervising workmen in his uncompleted building around Country Home Motel Road in Benin City.

 

It was gathered that the gang stormed the project site in a red Toyota Camry car with registration number Lagos BDG-742-CL, held the man at gunpoint and whisked him away in the trunk of the car.

 

Police investigation revealed that Mr Osaigbovo was kept in a toilet at House 5, Hope Close, Off Country Home Motel Road, Benin City for two nights.

 

The suspected kidnappers then opened a ransom negotiation to the tune of N200 naira.

 

The victim’s family members however parted with N8 million before the said man was released.

 

Moments after the release, men of the anti-kidnapping squad of Edo State police command however went on the trail of the suspects and arrested them in their hideout.

 

At the point of arrest, two Samsung mobile phones belonging to their victims were recovered.

 

Also recovered from the gang were the Toyota Camry car used in the operation, two cut-to-size guns, two laptops and four live cartridges.

 

The suspects who spoke on their level of involvement said they were recently deported from Libya and were trying to raise more money to travel overseas before luck ran out against them.

 

Reacting, the Edo State commissioner of police Mr Haliru Gwandu, said that tough times awaited any person or group of persons that would want to engage in criminal activities in Edo State.

 

Mr Gwandu appealed to the people of Edo State to continue to render useful information to the police aimed at checking the activities of criminals.