The operatives of the Bauchi State Police Command have arrested three suspects over the lynching of a Constable in Konkiyel village of Darazo Local Government Area of the state on July 25.
The command’s spokesman, SP Ahmed Wakil, who made this known on Wednesday, August 9, 2023, said six of the suspects’ accomplices were still at large.
He stated that the Constable, Bala Magaji, was on official duty in Konkiyel village when he was attacked by the mob that dealt him machete blows and pelted him with stones to his head.
He said: “Three suspects have so far been arrested over the incident while six others are still at large.
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“Suspects arrested have confessed to the gruesome killing of the officer with a machete, sticks and stones.”
The police spokesperson disclosed that one of the suspects confessed that they attacked the Constable in the dark and dealt him multiple machete blows.
Wakil added: “Other accomplices used stones and sticks to hit the officer on the head, resulting in multiple injuries and loss of blood.
“Sympathisers rushed the Constable to the General Hospital, Darazo, where he was certified dead by a medical doctor.”
He assured that the suspects still at large would be arrested and brought to justice.
Wakil urged the people of Bauchi State to be law-abiding and desist from taking the laws into their hands.
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