Lol, stories we hear everyday.. i was Surfing through the internet when i
saw this post and decided to share with you guys, but wait ooo.... how
can a mother and son decides to steal cell phone and camera... haaa,
this one pass me oooh, anyway every for the thief, one day for the
owner, the law has caught up with them, they are in for it
A mother identified as Mrs. Bolanle Odedeji and her
22-year-old son, Olalekan Odedeji, appeared before a Magistrate’s Court,
sitting in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, for allegedly stealing phones and
camera.
A teenager, 19-year-old Olaoye Oluwamuyiwa, who was said to
have bought the alleged stolen camera from the accused persons, was also
arraigned before Magistrate Olusola Aluko.
Odedeji was said to have broken into the apartment of one
Bolatito Adebisi and allegedly stole a Blackberry phone, a T-Mobile phone and a
Canon camera.
According to the charge sheet sighted by our correspondent
in Osogbo on Thursday, the police prosecutor, Mereti Wilson, told the court
that the accused person stole the items whereas his mother received the stolen
goods.
The accused persons were arraigned before the court on six
counts of burglary, conspiracy to steal and stealing.
The charges sheet in part, “That you, Odedeji Olalekan, and
others now at large, on or before July 26, 2014, at about 11.59pm, behind Zazo Hotel
area, Osogbo, in the Osogbo Magisterial District, did conspire among yourselves
to commit felony wit; burgling and stealing, and thereby committed an offence
contrary to and punishable under Section 516 of Criminal Code, Cap 34 Vol. 11,
Law of Osun State of Nigeria, 2003. .
“That you Olaoye Oluwamuyiwa sometimes in the month of
August 2014, behind Zazo Hotel, Osogbo, in the aforementioned magisterial
district, did receive a Canon camera valued N22,000 from one Odedeji Olalekan,
knowing same to have been stolen property of one Adebisi Alake, and thereby
committed an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 427 of Criminal
Code, Cap 34, Vol. 11 Law of Osun State of Nigeria, 2003.”
The accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charges
brought against them.
The defence counsel, Mr. Abiodun Raji, Mrs. Okobe Negite and
M.O. Nagode applied for bail of their clients.
Aluko granted the bail in sum of N50,000 with two sureties to
each accused person.
He adjourned the hearing till October 22, 2014
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