Tension In Anambra, As Homeless Divorcée Woman Allegedly Pestles, Sets Female Police, 2 Children Ablaze   

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Tension In Anambra, As Homeless Divorcée Woman Allegedly Pestles, Sets Female Police, 2 Children Ablaze

 

 

A female divorcee in Anambra State has reportedly burnt to death a female police officer alongside her two children.

 

 

A woman, identified as Nnaemaka Nwosu, has allegedly set a policewoman and her two children ablaze in Anambra State.

 

According to reports, the heinous incident occurred on Sunday at Nnokwa community in Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State.

 

The suspect, a native of Amawbia, a community in Anambra was said to have been divorced by her husband and shortly after became homeless and in dire need of accommodation, before she confided in the policewoman who offered her accommodation in her apartment.

 

According to a reliable, anonymous source in the area, trouble started when the suspect had an altercation with the policewoman, resulting in the fight and her subsequently hitting the policewoman with a pestle till she fell and became unconscious.

 

The source said, “After that, the suspect tied the policewoman and her children together with rope, right inside their room, set them ablaze, together with the building; and they (the policewoman and her children) all got burnt.

 

“The suspect was first apprehended by operatives of the local vigilante and some of the villagers who were attracted by the fire, and who eventually captured her as she was trying to escape the vicinity.”

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The suspect, who initially claimed that it was a gas cylinder that exploded when the woman and her children were boiling hot water, later confessed to the crime and explained how she carried out the heinous act.

 

When contacted, the Anambra State Police spokesman, DSP Tochukwu Ikenga, confirmed the incident.

 

Ikenga added that the suspect has been arrested and the case transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka for further investigations.

 

He said the corpses of the policewoman and her children have been deposited at the mortuary.

 

DSP Ikenga, who also gave a brief narration of how the incident happened, further revealed that the case had been transferred to the State Investigation Department for further investigation and prosecution.

 

“Preliminary information revealed that the policewoman accommodated the suspect while she was searching for a house. The two women had a disagreement which resulted in a fight before the suspect hit the woman police on her head with a pestle.

 

“While she became unconscious she tied her with her two kids and set them ablaze. The bodies of the victims have been recovered and deposited in the morgue. Further development shall be communicated,” Ikenga added.

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