A 35-year-old ex-convict, Anietie Okon, was on Tuesday paraded alongside 24 others by the Cross River State Police Command for attempting to a steal car battery two days after he finished serving his seven years jail term.

Okon said he had gone to steal the battery in order to raise money to buy items for cleansing as prescribed by a church prophet in Calabar.

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This came just as state command said it had recovered five AK47 rifles from an undisclosed grave at Goldie cemetery in Calabar.

Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hafiz Inuwa, said Okon was arrested on May 21 at about 9.45am for breaking into a workshop with the intention of stealing valuable properties. He said that the victim would soon be charged to court as investigation and confession showed that he wasculpable.
Corroborating the commissioner’s position, Okon said, “I had no money on me. I went to the church for deliverance but the prophet asked me to go and buy some materials for cleansing. I did not have any money, so, I went to a mechanic workshop to see if I could get money.

“I sighted a battery and wanted to take it for sale but I was caught by security operatives. That was how I found myself in the police custody again. Please I beg for mercy, I will not do it again. I actually told the church that I had no money.”
Punch

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*Charged to court so easily but the real thieves are out there being celebrated and are allegedly above the Law
*Hissss*

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By Kisha

Henry Treasure Generally Addressed As Kisha is a Young Nigerian Entrepreneur, Humanist, Content Creator, Blogger & CEO of WWW.AMIBOISLAND.COM As Much as i love my simplicity, i also Eat & Dine With Controversy. My personality Is Quite a Unique One, Isn't it? Lol!

2 thought on “Ex Convict Re-Arrested For Theft Two Days After Serving 7yrs Jail Term”
  1. My thought too. If it is all this picking pocket ds and that they will rush and arrest but those stealing d real Money, they wont

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