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Police arraign Senator on criminal charges

Freedom Online by Freedom Online
November 30, 2013
in Breaking News, Crime, Featured, Legal, Politics
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Zamfara State Police Command, on Friday, filed criminal charges against Senator Yarima Bakura and 29 others at a Zamfara High Court over alleged conspiracy to commit armed robbery.

The  police took the men to the Zamfara High Court in Gusau on alleged conspiracy to commit armed robbery.

Counsel to the police, Mr Oloye Torugbene, sought the leave of the court to hear the case, pursuant to the Criminal Procedure, to prosecute the case.

 

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He told the court that all relevant documents, including affidavits, exhibits, names and addresses of accused persons, as well as written statements of witnesses and the accused persons, had been submitted to the court.

He, therefore, urged the court to proffer a criminal charge based on the evidence provided for prosecution.

He said already, the accused persons who had been served arraignment notice, were released through police administrative bail and pleaded with the court to fix a date for hearing.

In her ruling on the application, the judge, who is also the Chief Judge of the state, Justice Kulu Aliyu, said the court was competent to handle the case.

Aliyu urged the prosecutor to serve the accused persons with all the relevant documents and fixed January 13, 2014 for hearing.

Ibrahim Shehu, representing Gusau/Tsafe Constituency in the House of Representatives, had in June alleged that some people mobilised some thugs to kill him.

He alleged that during the incident, the attackers removed large sum of money from his vehicle.

He, however, reported the case to the Inspector-General of Police, who set up an investigation that led to the court case.

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