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CCTV Captures Police Officers 'Stealing' Phones From Shop [WATCH VIDEO]

Thompson Nsisongabasi

Mar 24, 2025

CCTV Captures Police Officers 'Stealing' Phones From Shop

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Some operatives of the Nigeria Police Force from the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) have been captured on closed-circuit television (CCTV) carting away mobile phones from a shop in Idogun, located in the Ose Local Government Area of Ondo State.

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SaharaReporters reported that the incident took place on March 22, 2025, amidst a backdrop of increased tension within the community.

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All Facts Newspaper understands that the shop raided, owned by one Seketi Adebowale, is a barbershop that reportedly features solar energy systems valued at 6 million naira and also functions as a charging station for mobile phones and power banks.

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Adebowale reportedly told the media platform that the officers unlawfully entered the shop and took several phones that belonged to customers who had left them for charging.

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"In each of the videos, a policeman walks in and takes phones from where they were being charged,ÔÇØ Adebowale said.

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"I received a mobile alert about intruders and checked the footage, which revealed that the individuals were from SWAT Akure. Expecting them to tamper with the camera, I quickly removed it for safekeeping.ÔÇØ

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Adebowale indicated that law enforcement was present in the vicinity due to a broader conflict involving Navy captain Jide Falade and the local monarch.

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The altercation originated when the king purportedly accused Falade of armed robbery and kidnapping, which resulted in his arrest and subsequent court appearance on March 21.

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The hearing was postponed to March 22.

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Tensions heightened as Falade's supporters convened to demonstrate against his detention. SWAT officers, allegedly following the king's orders, apprehended several demonstrators and placed Falade in custody at Olokuta Prison.

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The protests reportedly escalated into violence when police deployed tear gas and live ammunition to disperse the crowd.

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"The protesters retaliated by throwing stones, forcing the police to retreat and abandon a gun, which was later returned by the protesters,ÔÇØ Adebowale said.

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Following the unrest, the king allegedly led SWAT officers to specific homes and shops in the community, which were subsequently destroyed.

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Adebowale's shop was among those targeted.

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See video clip below:

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"Early Saturday morning, my shop was targeted despite the presence of CCTV footage that captured the culprits,ÔÇØ Adebowale said.

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