The Police Command in Ondo State has actually validated the death of 35 year-old Sesan Adediji, a Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) officer squashed by a truck opposite Mega Primary School along Hospital Road, Akure.
DSP Abayomi Jimoh, the command’s Spokesperson, verified this in a declaration on Friday in Akure.
According to Jimoh, the occurrence took place on Friday at about 9:30 am while initial details shows that the event includes a white Mitsubishi van with registration number AGL 992 XX.
“The van was driven by one Ayoade Idowu, aged 37, of Gbogi Street, Akure. The victim, who was supposedly on patrol with his group, was stated to have actually flagged down the automobile for an evaluation of its details.
“The chauffeur at first stopped however apparently repelled when asked to produce the appropriate files, striking the officer while doing so.
“The victim sustained major head injuries and was right away hurried to the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) Teaching Hospital, where he was consequently verified dead by the medical professional on responsibility.
“His remains have actually been transferred at the healthcare facility mortuary for conservation and autopsy.
“The motorist has actually been apprehended and apprehended, while initial examinations are continuous. Authorities operatives have actually checked out the scene and started examinations,” he stated.
The cops representative, for that reason, stated the case was anticipated to be moved to the Motor Traffic Division for more examination.
“Felix Ohagwu, Commissioner of Police in Ondo State, reveals his acknowledgements to the household, coworkers and partners of the deceased over this terrible loss.
“Ohagwu guarantees the general public that an extensive examination will be performed, while suitable legal action will follow in accordance with the law.
“The command advises drivers to work out persistence, follow legal traffic guidelines and comply with authorised traffic enforcement authorities.
“No roadway user need to threaten the life of another in an effort to avert regular checks or traffic guidelines.
“The Police Command in Ondo State stays dedicated to guaranteeing roadway security, securing lives and home, and preserving order throughout the state,” he stated.
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