An Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) was killed by an angry mob, for shooting sporadically which led to the death of a pregnant woman at Agbole area of Ijegun in Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area (LCDA yesterday, Friday August 9.
The pregnant tailor identified as Biliki was hit by a stray bullet in her shop after the policeman identified as Damilare Olarenwaju, recklessly opened fire while chasing a boy labeled a “yahoo boy” in the street. Biliki was reportedly rushed to the hospital but died shortly after.
The incident sparked outrage in the neighbourhood, leading to the death of one of the senior policemen while two others sustained injuries and ran to the Palace of the Ijegun monarch at Ologun for safety.
Confirming the death, Lagos Police spokesperson DSP Bala Elkana, also disclosed that security operatives are in the area to restore peace and order.
“I cannot tell you what really happened at the moment but it is true that we lost an ASP and two order ranks were injured. They are of the Anti-kidnapping unit attached to Area M.
Reinforcement has been deployed to the area for the restoration of peace. Let us first calm the situation before we can talk of what happened,” he said.
The pregnant tailor identified as Biliki was hit by a stray bullet in her shop after the policeman identified as Damilare Olarenwaju, recklessly opened fire while chasing a boy labeled a “yahoo boy” in the street. Biliki was reportedly rushed to the hospital but died shortly after.
The incident sparked outrage in the neighbourhood, leading to the death of one of the senior policemen while two others sustained injuries and ran to the Palace of the Ijegun monarch at Ologun for safety.
Confirming the death, Lagos Police spokesperson DSP Bala Elkana, also disclosed that security operatives are in the area to restore peace and order.
“I cannot tell you what really happened at the moment but it is true that we lost an ASP and two order ranks were injured. They are of the Anti-kidnapping unit attached to Area M.
Reinforcement has been deployed to the area for the restoration of peace. Let us first calm the situation before we can talk of what happened,” he said.
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