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Arotile’s Death: Two suspects Freed

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August 21, 2020
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Arotile’s Death: NAF Hands Over 3 Suspects To Police

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Two of the three persons suspected to have been responsible for the death of Nigeria’s first female fighter helicopter pilot, Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile have been freed.

Late Arotile

They were set free on Thursday by the Kaduna State Magistrate Court I.

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The first suspect, Nehemiah Adejor, who drove the car that killed the Air Force Officer, will be charged for culpable homicide and criminal conspiracy in the State High Court.

The police had at the end of their investigation ruled out premeditation in the death of the Flying Officer.

Arotile was knocked down and killed by a vehicle driven by her secondary school mate, Nehemiah Adejor in July.

Nehemiah Adejor, the driver who knock down Arotile.

The 2nd and 3rd suspects – Folorunsho Igbekele Faith and Gbayegun Deji – were passengers in the said vehicle.

At the resumed hearing, the prosecution Counsel, DSP Martins D. Leo, prayed the Court to discharge the 2nd and 3rd suspects, as their investigation did not find them wanting.

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Ruling on the motion, Magistrate Benjamin Hassan, discharged 2nd and 3rd suspects, Folorunsho Igbekele Faith and Gbayegun Deji, based on the Police investigation, which did not find them wanting and the legal advice from the state’s Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) Bayero Dari Esq, that they have no case to answer.

According to the DPP, “there is no premeditation in the death of the Flying Officer Arotile, but there is sufficient evidence to prosecute the 1st suspect, Nehemiah Adejor for culpable homicide not punishable with death.

“On the 14 day of July, 2020, the suspects, all male of Auta Alkali Farin Gida, Mando Kaduna inside a Kia Sorento with Registration. No AZ 478 MKA Kaduna being driven by the 1st suspect sited the deceased (NAF/4512F Flying officer Tolulope Arotile) at NAF Base Kawo, Kaduna, whom they identified as their school mate at Air force Secondary school, Kaduna.

“The 1st suspect, full of enthusiasm, recklessly reversed the car in order to meet the deceased and in the process ran over her consequent upon which the deceased lay unconsciously on the ground. The deceased was rushed to NAFX64 Base Hospitàl-for- medical attention but was later pronounced dead by the medical Doctors at the Hospital.

“The suspects were arrested and taken to 461 NAF Hospital Kaduna for toxicology test and results were all negative. They were later transferred to the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Kaduna on the 24th day of July, 2020 for further discreet investigation.

“Police investigation reveals that all the suspects attended the same secondary school with the deceased and upon sighting her, the 1st suspect recklessly reversed the car and eventually ran over the deceased which led to her untimely death.

“The 1st suspect admitted in his cautionary statement that on the 14th day of July, 2020 he was together with the two other suspects in a car KIA Sorento he was driving, when he saw the deceased walking along the roadside of the Air force Base.

“He informed the other suspects who screamed enthusiastically after which he stopped and started reversing the car in order to meet the deceased and exchange pleasantries. In the process of which he mistakenly ran over her and she later died. He denied having any premeditated plan to kill her.”

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