SHOCKING ! See How Police Rescue Kidnapping Victim Locked Inside ‘Ghana Must Go’ Bag, See Details
One of the Teenage victims, who was kidnapped in Enugu and brought to Port Harcourt in a big bag known as a ” Ghana- Must- Go” bag, has been safely rescued by the Rivers State Police Command. The teenager was heroically released by the police officers from the clutches of the abductors, who had concealed the victim inside the bag with the intention of taking them to their hiding place. At a press conference on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, in Port Harcourt, the commissioner of the Rivers State Police, Mr. Olatunji Disu, reported on the successful recovery of an adolescent who had been abducted. He had earlier told the media about the operation’ s specifics.
Disu continued by saying that after being taken to Port Harcourt, the state capital of Rivers state, the teenager, who looks to be 16 years old, was sexually assaulted by her abductors. The police chief went on to clarify that the illicit conduct was discovered after law enforcement officers at the Abuloma Police Station received credible indications about the dubious actions of one of the participants, which prompted a thorough investigation. ” Operators were quickly sent to the scene after getting the tip, and they detained one male suspect.
The teenage girl (name withheld) who was being held against her will by the suspect was freed by the officers. The adolescent was lured from her Garki, Enugu, home by the suspect, who then put her in a ” Ghana Must- Go” bag and drove her to Port Harcourt, according to preliminary findings, Disu said. Meanwhile, Olatunji Disu, the police chief, said that the 16- year- old girl was brought to the home of a suspected online scammer when she arrived in Port Harcourt, where she was repeatedly sexually raped by the scammer and another suspect.
The victim has undergone medical examination and treatment, while the suspects are in our custody” , stated the officer. Disu declared that the remaining suspects were being sought out and that a search operation had begun.