How we robbed Pasuma of his Range sport & shared the money – Robbers

The suspects �identified as Fatai Balogun, Wale Akinjobi and Gbenga Kolawole during interrogation, confessed to have come all the way from Ogun state to operate.
A source, who craved anonymity �told Crime Alert that the police launched a manhunt for the gang after �Pasuma’s encounter, during which �they were �intercepted.

The gang, as gathered, also attacked�a wealthy man�in Iju Ishaga area of Lagos,where they robbed him of N500,000, his mobile phones and other valuables. After the operation, one of them, Wale who resides around the area reportedly dug a hole at the back of his compound where he buried his weapon.

But unknown to him, a resident said to have sighted him, �alerted the police who quickly�arrested�him and transferred him to the SARS.During interrogation, Wale reportedly confessed that his gang robbed Pasuma of his�Range�Rover Sport Utility Vehicle, SUV, and an unspecified amount of �money, four months ago in Lagos. His confessional statement, as gathered, led to the arrest of other suspected members.
Fatai Balogun, told �Crime Alert that leader of the gang, Ade, got the highest share from Pasuma’s loot.

�He was the one who searched Pasuma and collected money from him. But �nobody knew the amount he got. Few days later, he bought a Toyota Camry car with the loot but gave us �peanuts. � I have gone on several operations with Ade. One of them was at Ajah area where we snatched a car at gun point along Epe road. We did that operation with Ade’s car but we had a little problem on the road after Ade ran into a ditch. We had to �abandon the car when policemen came looking for us but Ade later sent a towing vehicle to retrieve the car.

Wale �brought the job that landed �me in trouble. He told me �there was a �rich man who lives in his area, that �he would want me to follow him execute the job because he does not have the expertise to do it. I accepted because the job was an easy one, as there won’t �be much huddles �getting inside. We were three in number that went for the operation.
I took N120,000 and gave Wale and Gbenga their �share. I sold the laptops �we took from the man for N40,000 each and at the end, I relocated to my base in Abeokuta, Ogun State. �I don’t know how Wale mishandled �the gun he used for the operation, which led to his being sighted by one of his neighbors,”he stated.

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