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| Ibim Semenitari is the Rivers State Commissioner for Information |
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Chief in Omokere Aluu community and 12 others have been arrested in connection
with the killing of four students of University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State,
last Friday over robbery allegation.
The students were burnt in Omokere Aluu by some irate youths for allegedly stealing blackberry phones and laptops.
State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ben Ugwuegbulam, in a statement, said those arrested would be thoroughly quizzed over the incident.
The Police image maker was silent on whether the deceased students were robbery suspects or not, but appealed to their parents and students of the University not to take the laws into their hands as a result of the killings, and condemned the killing of the students.
The students were burnt in Omokere Aluu by some irate youths for allegedly stealing blackberry phones and laptops.
State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ben Ugwuegbulam, in a statement, said those arrested would be thoroughly quizzed over the incident.
The Police image maker was silent on whether the deceased students were robbery suspects or not, but appealed to their parents and students of the University not to take the laws into their hands as a result of the killings, and condemned the killing of the students.
But since then, we've heard different versions of what
happened on that early Friday morning...different versions! Below is another
one...which suggests the boys didn't steal the phones and
laptop.
If the above story is anything to go by, the guy that
raised the alarm should be fished out and dully punished. You owe people money
and you could not pay, called them thief who resulted in the innocent students
losing their lives.
JUSTICE IS ALL I WANT
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