The Ondo State Police Command says its operatives have arrested a 26-year-old man, Olaolu Falowo, for allegedly being in possession of human parts.
The command’s spokesperson, SP Funmilayo Odunlami, disclosed this while parading nine other criminal suspects in Akure, the Ondo State capital on Tuesday.
Odunlami said Falowo, a resident of Kuseru Village in Odigbo Local Government Area of Ondo State, has been in police custody over a case of alleged car theft.
He said while in custody, a resident reported to the police that an offensive smell was oozing out from Falowo’s room.
“Precisely on August 31, the Kajola Police Division got a report that an offensive odour was oozing out from Falowo’s room.
READ ALSO: Gunmen behead Teaching Commission Director in Ondo
“After a police search of his house, they found two human legs and arms. We also found a human skull in a sack in his father’s house,” he said.
The police spokesperson stated that upon interrogation, Falowo said the human parts were that of a mad man whom he found sick in the forest
Odunlami added that Falowo told the police that he killed the man and took his parts in order to reduce his pains and suffering.
He said contrary to the suspect’s claim, a family member of the deceased told the police that he was a farmer, and was not sick.
The spokesperson stated that Falowo and his father who were currently in detention would be charged to court after the completion of an investigation.
The Kaduna State Government has resolved more than 5,000 land disputes and restored over 150…
Nigerian actor and filmmaker Adekanla Desalu has recounted how he allegedly lost $2,500 after clicking…
The Bayelsa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed the relevance of…
A $500,000 payment made by Sunrise Power promoter Leno Adesanya to Jennifer Douglas, the former…
A roadside engine oil vendor, Ibrahim Mohammed Dada, has been hospitalised after he was allegedly…
Arsenal and Manchester City will aim to maintain their perfect records going into the international…
This website uses cookies.