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Police in Niger arrest man, 65, for allegedly molesting teenage boy

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The Nigeria Police, Niger State Command said it arrested a 65 year-old man, Patrick Kalu of railway quarters, Minna for allegedly having anal sex with a 15 year old boy.

The Nigeria Police, Niger State Command said it arrested a 65 year-old man, Patrick Kalu of railway quarters, Minna for allegedly having anal sex with a 15 year old boy.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Abigail Unaeze, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the command said this while briefing newsmen in Minna on Saturday.

Unaeze told journalists that the suspect who was arrested during the act had kept the victim in his house at the railway quarters for over one year.

She said that the suspect lured the unsuspecting victim from Karimo area of Abuja with the intent of securing a job for him, adding “during investigation the suspect confessed to the act.”

The PPRO categorised the offence as an un-natural offence, adding that the suspect would soon be charged to court.

Speaking to newsmen, the suspect admitted having canal knowledge of the teenage boy, saying it was the hand work of the devil.

Kalu who hails from Ohafia in Abia state has three children from his late wife.

Similarly, Unaeze also said that between October and November, the command apprehended 13 suspects for armed robbery and culpable homicide.

She said that the suspects had confessed to the crime and would be charged to court as soon as investigations were concluded.

She said that the suspects, whose ages ranged between 18 and 80, were arrested in different parts of the state where the crime were allegedly committed.

The PPRO said that exhibits recovered from the suspects include; Dane guns, cutlasses, local dagas and sticks used in beating their victims to coma..

She enjoined members of the public to assist the police to tackle crime by calling its emergency telephone lines to report crimes, stating that the command had put in place Rapid Response Unit to respond to distress calls across the state.

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