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A police officer, Abraham Arowogun, of the Kajola police station in Odigbo LGA of Ondo State on Tuesday gunned down his superior, Timothy Arueli, after a heated argument.
According to reports, he immediately jumped into a well afterward, killing himself.
It's believed that Mr. Arowogun was an easy-going inspector.
“There was an issue that happened between the two officers. Arowogun was investigating a case and the DCO, Arueli discovered that a sum of N150,000 was involved in the case Arowogun was investigating, that Arowogun had actually converted the money to his private purse,” a source explained.
“The DCO called him and questioned him over the money and an argument ensued between the two officers. The inspector left the DCO office angrily only to come back with a gun and shot Arueli dead.”
“He came back to his senses after killing his superior officer,” the source said. “Realising that what he did was unprofessional and unpardonable in the police force, he just left the scene jumped into a well at the back of the station.”
The bodies of the officers were deposited at the mortuary in the Ondo State General Hospital, Ore.
According to reports, he immediately jumped into a well afterward, killing himself.
It's believed that Mr. Arowogun was an easy-going inspector.
“There was an issue that happened between the two officers. Arowogun was investigating a case and the DCO, Arueli discovered that a sum of N150,000 was involved in the case Arowogun was investigating, that Arowogun had actually converted the money to his private purse,” a source explained.
“The DCO called him and questioned him over the money and an argument ensued between the two officers. The inspector left the DCO office angrily only to come back with a gun and shot Arueli dead.”
“He came back to his senses after killing his superior officer,” the source said. “Realising that what he did was unprofessional and unpardonable in the police force, he just left the scene jumped into a well at the back of the station.”
The bodies of the officers were deposited at the mortuary in the Ondo State General Hospital, Ore.
