
MILE 2 KILLING: LAGOS TASKFORCE DEBUNKS ALLEGATION OF INVOLVEMENT
The Lagos State Enforcement and Special Offences Unit (Lagos Taskforce) has debunked the rumour making the rounds that officials of the Taskforce were culpable in the killing of an individual along the Mile 2 axis early on Tuesday.
A release signed by the Chairman of the Agency, CSP Shola Jejeloye, said that none of its personnel were posted out for operations today except for officers posted to Freedom Park, Ojota and Maryland to maintain peace and orderliness where a rally by the Nigeria Labour Congress has been scheduled.
He explained that officers of the Agency are usually mistaken for operatives of other enforcement units, stressing that the Taskforce personnel are always in tactical jackets with the word “Taskforce” clearly inscribed in front and at the back with unique identification numbers.
His words, “None of our men were posted out today for environmental and traffic operations, rather they were only posted to Freedom Park to maintain peace and orderliness during the planned NLC rally so that miscreants and evil-minded individuals do not hijack the protest. Our operational jackets are branded with unique identification numbers for members of the public to recognize during our operations”.
The Chairman urged those accusing the agency to further beam their searchlight on other public or private establishments with branded their enforcement units.
Jejeloye averred that the Agency will do all in its power to get to the root of the matter and ensure that perpetrators of the heinous crime are brought to book.
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